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Passenger All-Weather Tire
This all-weather tire offers better ice and snow traction than a typical all-season tire and longer tread life than a winter tire. Celsius stops up to 14 feet shorter on snow and eight feet shorter on ice than a typical all-season tire* plus it’s backed by a 60,000-mile warranty.
Vehicle Type
Tire Use
Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake qualified for severe snow conditions.
Features and Benefits
VARIABLE SIPE DENSITY
- Inside Tread: Higher sipe density for excellent traction on ice and snow.
- Outside Tread: Lower sipe density for traction on wet and dry roads.
MULTI-WAVE SIPES
- Minimize irregular wear for a smooth, quiet ride.
- Improve braking on icy, wet, and dry roads.
SLUSH GROOVES
- Increase traction by evacuating slush and snow.
SNOW CLAWS
- Improve deep snow traction.
- Increase block rigidity for better ice and wet traction.
ASYMMETRIC TREAD DESIGN
- Outside of tire for cornering, center for braking and accelerating.
- Inside of tire for stability.
- Enables cross rotation to reduce irregular wear.
Reviews from Toyo Owners
Before having Toyo Celsius tires, I used all-season tires. It was great during the summer but it was extremely difficult to drive during the winter. The car was sliding everywhere. From now on, I will use Toyo Celsius.
Lisa L in Utah on Celsius
I have these on my VW Jetta wagon. They far exceeded what I thought they were for an all season tire. My front wheel drive VW with truck through 8in of sloppy Ohio snow without any issue.
Steve in Ohio on Celsius
First time trying the CELSIUS and they're great! Great value an they drive really nice and quiet.
JROD in California on Celsius
I suggest these tires to anyone and everyone for all your driving these are excellent tires.
Mash in Missouri on Celsius
Performance ratings
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Performance ratings
Winter Handling
Ride Comfort
Tread Life
Wet Handling
Dry Handling
Quiet Ride
Fuel EfficiencyPerformance Ratings are on a scale of 1 to 5 (best) in 0.5-point increments and can be compared within applicable Toyo product categories. Compare this tire to others suitable for your vehicle using our Tire Finder.
Sizes & Specifications
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Sizes & Specifications
Sizes and specifications legend
Speed Rating
Load ID
- SL = Standard Load
- XL = Extra Load
- LL = Low Load
- RD = Reinforced
- C = 6-ply rating
- D = 8-ply rating
- E = 10-ply rating
- F = 12-ply rating
Sidewall
- BSW = Black Sidewall
- OWL = Outlined White Letters
Approved Rim Width Range
Bold designates
measuring rim width.
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Saved me from having to buy new vehicle
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WARRANTY
The Celsius comes with a 60,000-mile treadwear warranty plus our limited warranty.
See the warranty booklet for details.
Trial Offer
Buy 'em, try 'em, love 'em. If you are not completely satisfied after 500-miles or 45-days, we'll take them back.
Popular Fitments
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Popular Fitments
Some vehicle fitments for the Celsius include the following makes and models. To see if the Celsius is right for your vehicle use our tire finder.
- Ford
Taurus - Honda
Civic - Hyundai
Sonata - Nissan
Altima - Toyota
Camry - Volkswagen
Jetta
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Excellent For The Price Point And Purpose
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Perfect For Those Who Want To Drive...
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Tough Enough For Scorching Texas Highways
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*Performance claim based upon commissioned third-party test results. Test conducted on 215/60R16 tires. Snow braking from 30 to 0 mph; ice braking from 15 to 0 mph. Individual results may vary. For a copy of the test report, write to Toyo Tire U.S.A. Corp., P.O. Box 6052, Cypress, CA 90630. All Toyo brand tires are subject to continuous development. Toyo Tire U.S.A. Corp. reserves the right to change construction, materials or specifications without notice or obligation. Contact your Toyo Tires dealer or Toyo Tires for current information.