If you’re looking for a high quality, durable tire that won’t break the bank and don’t mind buying from a brand you may not have heard of, Landsail Tires has the tires for you. Landsail produces tires for some of the world’s largest planes, using the experience learned there to manufacture some of the industry’s most durable and technologically advanced passenger vehicle tires in the industry.

Landsail is a Chinese tire manufacturer that has been producing tires since 2010 as a brand in the Sentury Tire family. Unlike some Chinese brands, Landsail says it manufactures its tires in state-of-the-art facilities in both China and Thailand. Their machinery has been designed in Germany, Japan, and the United States. By using this technology, Landsail is able to produce rubber compounds and tread patterns that rival the best names in the industry at prices that won’t hurt the wallet.

You might find Landsail tires near you at your local tire shop. Tire Agent sells Landsail tires online and will ship them directly to your door — fast and free. Browse Landsail tires from this page, or to explore broader options for your vehicle, enter the make, model, year and trim and Tire Agent will recommend a variety of tires for your vehicle. You can then compare based on price, warranty, performance and a slew of other options. 

No. The prices of Landsail tires on Tire Agent does not include the price of installation because Tire Agent does not install tires. We can, however, have your tires shipped directly to you or one of our affiliate installers or an installer of your choice for no charge. Shipping of tires from Tire Agent is always free, and it is fast for all in-stock tires. 

Landsail Tire offers a 50,000-mile warranty on a selection of the tires that they produce. This warranty allows the original purchaser to qualify for a comparable Landsail tire replacement if one of their tires reaches the end of its usable tread life of 2/32” before the stated mileage warranty. Warranties change, so check the Landsail warranty website for the latest information. Our tutorial on how tire warranties work may also be helpful.