A 14-year-old Santa Rosa boy led police on a high-speed chase, driving up to 100 mph in a stolen car early Friday in Santa Rosa, officials said.

Police first noticed the suspect car just before 2 a.m. driving in downtown Cotati with its headlights off, authorities said.

When an officer attempted to stop the car, the driver sped off, police said. He left downtown Cotati and continued westbound on West Sierra Avenue, hitting speeds of up to 100 mph, police said.

As the chase headed north on Stony Point Road, the vehicle sideswiped a car that was pulling over to get out of its path, police added.

The pursuit went into southeast Santa Rosa and onto Hearn Avenue, crossing over Highway 101.

When the driver attempted to go over the center median at Highway 101, two of the car’s tires blew out, bringing the pursuit to a stop at the intersection of Hearn Avenue and Dowd Drive in Santa Rosa, police said.

The driver and his two passengers were immediately arrested. The passengers were two boys, ages 14 and 15, from Santa Rosa.

When officers tracked the car’s registration, they discovered it had been stolen hours earlier, police said.

The pursuit lasted 16 minutes and went on for 14.1 miles, police said.

There were no injuries.

The driver was booked on suspicion of felony evading, felony possession of a stolen vehicle and the warrants.

Sarah Ravani is a San Francisco Chronicle staff writer. Email: sravani@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @SarRavani