Sentury Touring im Test

“I drove with Sentury Touring about 25k before car was sold. I never had them slide out or feel I was not in control. I promise you won't die going the speed limit or close with them.”

2024-09-18

“After reading this thread, I just got 4 sets of sentury touring for my Kia Optima 2012! So far very happy with them. My old Firestone tires were pretty worn out and I am not planning on keeping my Kia more than a year. So didn't want to spend too much on tires. The Senturys are running smooth with good grip and control. They don't look as sturdy as high end tires, but better than other cheap options in my opinion. I will be happy if they last more than 20k for the price I paid. The discount tire people I can tell weren't too excited to sell the sentury. They were trying to sell expensive ones to me,,, but oh well...”

2025-05-07

“I have an 08 Corolla CE and I’m looking to get new tires. I’ve had the Sentury Touring for about 5 years only 1 flat ever and DT patched it up. I definitely could’ve rotated them more, but after looking around I think I’ll stick to them again. Very reliable tires for the price.”

2025-03-11

“I’ve had experience with the sentury touring tires on my 03 Camry. They’re good tires and handled essentially anything i put it through. They’re cheap enough to be replaceable if something did happen but good quality for a daily driver. I thought the tread of the tires looks pretty good. Here in SoCal, when it rains and all that, tires took it like it was nothing whether it was slightly flooded on the freeways. Rain or shine, it handled the road well I haven’t heard of the other set of tires available however. Hope that helps!”

2026-03-12

“Cheap tires v. Name brand I just ordered some Sentury Touring tires for my 2005 Honda Civic. This is my 3rd set of tires, but I’ve only bought Michelin tires in the past. I live between Northern Colorado and the Phoenix area. I am disappointed with my last set of Michelins as they are rotting pretty bad after 2 years, I still have plenty of thread left, but they are rotted as seen in my last post here. Am I making a mistake going with the Sentury Touring all season tires? I do drive in snow and ice and commute 60 miles each way to work. My car doesn’t have ABS or traction control. Honestly it’s all I can really afford a right now, hell I can’t even afford these, but I’ve gotta get new tires. I’ve had a blowout on the interstate before, and I was lucky to make it out unharmed. Should I just splurge and go with a more well know brand? Has anyone had any bad experiences with Sentury Touring tires here? Leer más”

2026-02-06

“Quote: Originally Posted by Sin1UZFE https :// www . americastire . com / buy - tires / sentury - touring / p / 29234 Normal for these cheapies to be loud? Road noise wise? These are cheaper lol I've got Bridgestone Ecopia EP422 plus' that the previous owner put on 2k miles before I bought the car and I've never had a tire so quiet before, not even Michelin Defenders. I was also able to get 32mpg on the 150 mile drive home after buying the car. But why not spend 40% more for a 85k mile rated tire vs. 40k mile rating that's better quality like a Yokohama Avid Ascend? It'll most likely start out with more tread which should isolate road NVH much better and a longer lasting compound that'll not dry rot as easily as the cheap Chinese or Korean made tires.”