Kenda Vezda Touring A/S review
Kenda · Grand Touring All-Season · All-season (M+S)
Kenda's move upmarket produced a competent, quiet touring tire that undercuts the sub-premium brands.
- 6.6
- Overall / 10
- $75–$135
- Per tire
- 60,000-mile treadwear
- Warranty
- Amazon, Online tire retailers
- Where to buy
Long known for bicycle and trailer tires, Kenda's passenger lineup has improved markedly. The Vezda Touring A/S is quiet, wears evenly, and carries a 60,000-mile warranty. It sits just below the Milestar/Nankang group on outright grip but matches them on comfort.
Pros
- +60,000-mile warranty at a low price
- +Comfortable, quiet ride
- +Improving quality control
Cons
- −Average wet braking
- −Limited performance sizes
- −Light-snow capability only
Fitment and best use
Cars and crossovers, 15–19 in.. Best for budget-conscious daily drivers.
About Kenda
Moving upmarket from trailer and bicycle tires into credible passenger touring lines. Manufactured by Kenda Rubber (Taiwan). Typically ~45% less than premium equivalents.
Watch out: Limited performance and large-diameter coverage.
Compare with
Goodyear Reliant All-Season
Goodyear · 7.6/10
The best value tire sold at Walmart, full stop. A genuine Goodyear with a 65,000-mile warranty for well under premium money.
Radar Dimax AS-8
Radar · 6.7/10
Better-than-expected dry manners from Omni United's flagship value line, with the usual budget caveat in heavy rain.
Milestar MS932 Sport
Milestar · 6.9/10
The value tire that most often surprises people. Quiet, composed, and consistently the pick of the low-cost touring group.