Buick Century Tires — Fitment by Year

I see a lot of these '97–'05 Centuries come through—solid family cars that folks actually keep running. Your OE size is 205/70-15, and that bolt pattern is 5x114.3 with a 70.30 hub bore. I keep those specs on file, and I run road-force balance on every one so you don't get that shimmy at highway speed.

For your year range, I stock OE replacement sizes from 15-inch up to 18-inch rim diameters. Most folks I see stay with the original 205/70-15 because it rides smooth and the speedometer stays honest. If you want to go a step up—say a 225/60-16 or 235/55-17—I can do that too, but we'll talk load rating and make sure the math works for your car. I had a '19 come in last month wanting to upsize, and I walked them through why staying close to OE made more sense for their driving.

When your car's on the lift, my crew checks the TPMS sensors, verifies hub bore fit, balances everything road-force, and torques the lugs to spec. We've been here in Marietta for fifteen years doing every install in-house—no outsourcing, no surprises. Bilingual crew too, so whatever's easier for you works for us. We're open to walk-ins, and I answer the phone myself most days.

We mount these for folks across Marietta and East Cobb. If you need to spread the cost, we run Synchrony financing (6 months promo on $199 and up) and lease-to-own through Acima ($50 to start). Call (678) 400-6467, walk in at 1585 Roswell Rd, or book online below.