Toyo CELSIUS (4 SEASONS WINTER APPROVED)

Tires handle very well but my Genesis will eat these tires up in under 20,000 klm on the rear end so i would not put them on a car with any amount of horse power. I put 2 new tires on every fall.

I purchased these tires to replace my 235/40/19 ContiPro's on my 2013 Ford Fusion Titanium. These tires are amazing in comparison to the stock tires and this a much better size and option for this vehicle. it is what the car SHOULD have come with from Ford. I just installed them and they do NOT have any road noise issues and the handling is great for Vancouver weather. I would highly suggest these tires. No rub or clearance issues, the speedometer and NAV are still very accurate.

Great all around tire for dry, wet, and snow. They handle well and I find them quiet. May not be as good on ice as dedicated winters, but not bad. I've had them my Volvo XC60 for a couple years now (about 20k) and, so far, treadwear seems minimal. Also good price and good looks. I plan to buy them for my Honda Odyssey as well.

Great tires. I have them on an acura tl sh awd.. Not as great as pure winter tires but no skids or significant slips.

Great tire for my Subaru. After a lot of digging, I found those and I'm delighted. Do not pay more $$$ for Nokian: "The report gave the Toyo Celsius and Nokian WR G3 virtually identical overall scores, placing them in the upper half of Consumer Reports’ winter/snow tire ratings chart. The tires performed similarly in most of the tests."....you can find a few comparison reports on-line,

I put these on a 2017 Infiniti QX30 AWD probably the worst mistake I made, Very very load road noise. I am experienced at buying tires and understand road noise associated with tread pattern but these were unreal, to the point I was sure there was a problem with the tires. I contacted Toyo directly and got a to bad, so sad response basically what do you expect going with a "all weather" tire. My recommendation is if you are after a tire like this look at the Nokian brand a bit higher$$$ but much better tire.