Sentury Tire USA Q2 Sustainability Report

One of Sentury’s most notable contributions to lowering carbon emissions in 2026, has been the expansion of its trademarked multi-season tires, which feature all-weather engineering. These tires can be used year-round, including in snowy conditions. Unlike traditional all-weather tires, however, they offer much lower rolling resistance, meaning they produce fewer emissions and reduce the need to replace tires as frequently, which in turn reduces landfill. Lower rolling resistance means a vehicle requires less energy to overcome tire deformation as the tires roll, which can reduce the energy or fuel needed to move the vehicle. For internal-combustion vehicles, that can mean lower fuel consumption and therefore lower tailpipe CO₂ emissions. For EVs, it can mean lower electricity consumption and potentially lower emissions associated with electricity generation.

This technology is called CLIMAGRIP™ for Delinte and has been used in the entire Centurion series. The technology encompasses several high-tech features, including engineering for exceptional tire durability and computer-optimized tread designs that improve tread wear, fuel economy, and ride comfort. These features were designed for year-round performance in high temperatures and wet, severe snowy weather. CLIMAGRIP™ technology also includes the 3-Peak Mountain Snowflake rating for enhanced performance in more snowy driving conditions. For Landsail, this same technology is called AXIS A3™, and for Groundspeed, it is branded as COMPASS 365™. All Sentury tires with these logos will include all-weather engineering and are suitable for year-round use in all climates across the US, without compromising mileage longevity. To back up this claim, Sentury has included a 60K mileage warranty for these categories.

The Climate-Friendly All-Weather Solution

Sentury released its first multi-season tire with the groundbreaking AXIS A3™ technology in 2024. The Landsail RapidDragon RD-365 LMD is specifically designed for commercial, last-mile delivery vehicles, which are known to make frequent stops and often need to replace their tires more frequently.

Sentury's newer Delinte Centurion series, which features CLIMAGRIP™ technology, was released in March this year, offering five multi-season tires which all feature this all-weather engineering and are suitable for passenger and CUV/SUV drivers. Two of these tires are also EV-compatible.

Sentury also released the Voyager Compass 365 this year to accommodate more passenger, CUV, and SUV drivers. It is a multi-season tire that features COMPASS 365, with the same trademarked all-weather technology.

Sentury will continue adding multi-season options to accommodate a growing number of customers who are looking for more versatility in their tires, but don’t want to compromise on tread wear, fuel economy, and rolling resistance.

Sentury’s commitment to sustainability is amplified by a Sentury Tire USA core values which states: “We respect that our products begin with nature and are committed to using the best, sustainable practices in our business model.” Sentury is therefore always looking at ways to offer climate-friendly solutions.

To read about other sustainability initiatives, see our Q1 Sustain Report.