Toyo Celsius II Tire Test: All-weather touring tire APPROVED!

[@CarQuestion]

Did you think that a versatile tire designed for variable conditions throughout the year could be as effective in the snow?

[@Robertdemares]

so i have these tires (the CUV version)and i live in North Ontario and they work great..to get you from A to B they really are great , however if you are planning on driving aggressively in the snow and making last minute stops , you will need a all out winter tire for Winter countries, but if you drive carefully these tires will do amazing , a note if there is black ice underneath snow you have to be careful as these tires we're a little more challenged and can spin a bit more to get out of potholes unseen under the snow , but overall these tires handle better than mid range snow tires and are great for the careful driver.

[@markengel6570]

Celsius 1 in Eastern Canada and I agree. The one complaint I have about the Celsius 1's is they don't do that well in slush. Is the Celsius II better as it is advertised as so? Second set of Celsius 1's and am contemplating the newer version. Much like yourself, we get the full range of winter conditions and temps. I'm a very experienced driver so just asking for your thoughts as I do a long commute on country roads.

[@BoiKoll]

I prefer The GSI 6 for the winter conditions

[@CarQuestion]

Yep it can't be a GSI6 :)

[@markgagliardi1774]

Hi, Nice review. I'm deciding between the Celsius 2 vs cross climate 2 for a 2019 Kia Sorento. I live in Toronto so not too much snow. Difference between a set of 4 is about $100-150. I had the original Celsius on a minivan and they were good all year but not too much better in snow. Have these improved much? Appreciate any advice, keep up the great reviews.

[@zacstephenson3734]

Sounds like a good tire for Indiana then. Where some years we get snow, some years we get SNOW.

[@zapcodeknock4503]

Yeah i like the look and style of these toyos. I have never had toyo tires and i got some cooper winter tires on now (95 toyota pickup)

[@MaC-gv4ty]

wud u recommend them over michelin and other competetors and how quiet r they

[@zapcodeknock4503]

Look for cooper or outpost nokian or yokohama

[@10tenman10]

I think you need winter tires if you spend much time in the snow.

[@CarQuestion]

As we said, it does not replace a "full metal jacket winter tire," but this one performs well in many areas!