Sentury tires

Sentury History 

Sentury Tires (Sentaida Group) is a Chinese tire manufacturer founded in 2009. This company is known for producing quality rubber products for coupes, sedans, minivans, SUVs, and crossovers.  

According to 2015 sales, it is the 50th largest tire maker in the world. Its tires are manufactured at factories located in China and Thailand, satisfying demand in around 150 countries. Sentury also produces tires for its sub-brands such as Landsail, Delinte, Pantera, and GroundSpeed. 

Most popular Sentury tires 

Chinese company manufactures tires for varying terrain and weather conditions. The main products include all-season, winter, and ultra-high-performance tires. 

One of the most popular tires for Light Truck / SUV / Crossover from the Sentury lineup is the Crossover model. This tire received a good reputation for its reliable traction and handling in all-season conditions. It is value-priced for budget-minded drivers who aren't ready to spend a lot of money on replacement tires. Coming with an advanced all-season tread compound and a special 5-rib tread pattern this tire delivers the best all-season traction on both wet and dry surfaces. Due to the four wide circumferential and lateral grooves, Crossover offers an enhanced grip on wet pavement thus reducing hydroplaning risks. This tire is available from 16 to 18-inch sizes with a 40,000-50,000 miles treadlife warranty. 

Another successful and highlighted model is Sentury Touring. This tire was designed for everyday driving situations offering dependable dry and wet traction with extra ride comfort. The Touring covers needs for drivers of all types of coupes, sedans, and minivans. Sentury uses an advanced all-season tread compound to provide exceptional dry and wet traction, increased handling, and high acceleration/braking performance. Even though it's an all-season tire it feels well in light snow and ice-covered surfaces, but let's not forget that isn't a winter tire. The Touring is the best option for Buick Regal, Chrysler 300, Dodge Avenger, Ford Taurus, Honda Accord, and many other vehicles.