Florida New Tire Fee Calculator: $1 Per Tire in 2026
Florida requires a $1 state fee on retail sales of qualifying new motor vehicle tires, including new tires sold with vehicles. The fee is imposed on the retailer, must be separately stated on customer invoices and is included in the amount subject to sales tax.
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Choose a supported state, tire transaction and quantity. Special exemptions and other taxes require a separate check.
Florida tire fee estimate
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Government source: Florida Department of Revenue — New Tire Fee
Florida tire fee: what shops need to know
Florida requires a $1 state fee on retail sales of qualifying new motor vehicle tires, including new tires sold with vehicles. The fee is imposed on the retailer, must be separately stated on customer invoices and is included in the amount subject to sales tax.
- The $1 fee applies to each covered new tire sold at retail; a new vehicle may already include the fee through its tires.
- Florida requires the fee to be separately shown on the invoice and included in the sales-tax base.
- Recapped or retreaded tires are excluded from the statutory definition of a new tire.
See the 50-state tire-fee and waste-tire reference for broader sources. For operational changes, see our tire fees and waste regulations topic.
Check the underlying state rule
We use a primary government page rather than a crowdsourced chart. The calculator models the known state-level rate only; a shop's filing obligations, exclusions, special use, inventory, sale location and tax treatment can change the result.
Florida Department of Revenue — New Tire Fee ↗
Practical next step: compare your invoices to the official source, then use the free Florida Shop Check for related regulations.
Checked against official guidance: October 29, 2026. If the state changes the fee, check its linked page for the latest rate.
Questions about Florida tire fees
How much is the Florida tire fee on four new tires?
Four qualifying new motor-vehicle tires produce a $4 state new-tire fee. Sales tax, mounting and disposal charges are calculated separately.
Is Florida's $1 new-tire fee taxed?
Yes. Florida DOR explains that the separately stated $1 tire fee is included in the total amount subject to sales tax.
Does the Florida fee apply to new tires sold on a vehicle?
Yes. Florida's published guidance says the fee applies to qualifying new tires sold as components of a motor vehicle, not only loose tire purchases.
This is an educational planning estimate, not legal or tax advice and not an accounting or point-of-sale system. The estimates apply only to the described scenarios; do not infer that an ineligible transaction is exempt. Government rates can change. Confirm the official source, statutory exceptions and your shop's filing and invoicing responsibilities before charging a customer.