Toyo Tires is a popular tire manufacturer that originated in Japan in 1945. After foraying into the United States in 1966, the company upscaled its manufacturing processes to deliver innovative tires for light trucks, CUVs, and high-performance luxury vehicles. Toyo is a global tire supplier with Nitto and Silverstone sub-brands under its belt.

The Toyo Celsius Cargo is an all-weather commercial grade tire that’s designed for use on commercial vans and light trucks. The tire is designed to deliver year-round traction and reliable performance in ice, snow, and winter weather. In this Toyo Celsius Cargo tire review, we will take a look at the features and benefits of the tire, its pros and cons, and SimpleTire’s views on the tire.

Features and Benefits

All-weather tires are the newer tire type which is essentially a cross between all-season and winter tires. All-weather tires provide the reliable year-round performance of all-season tires with consistent traction and grip of winter tires, making them a popular choice for drivers looking for a set of tires that will last them year-round.

The Toyo Celsius Cargo features a circumferential rob, a low void ration design, zigzag tread blocks, and several other features, making it a popular and reliable choice for cargo vans. Here are some noteworthy features and benefits of the tire.

• Enhanced traction: The circumferential rib, low void ratio, zigzag tread blocks, and high sipes density improves traction in dry, wet, and snowy conditions.
• Longer tread life: The multi-wave sipes help improve braking performance and reduce irregular wear for a longer tread life.
• Improved durability: Built with a sturdy casing that improves handling and stability, while the sidewall protects the tire from curb damage.
• Three Peak Mountain Snowflake Certified: The Three Peak Mountain Snowflake symbol on the sidewall means the tire is certified for use in severe snow conditions.

The Celsius Cargo is available in a variety of tire sizes ranging from 15 to 20 inches.

Pros and Cons

Now that we know more about the features and benefits of the tire, let’s also take a look at some of the pros and cons of the tire.

• All-weather traction for year round performance in dry, wet, or heavy winter conditions.
• Longer tread life with enhanced traction.
• Designed to be durable and resists uneven tread wear.
• Three Peak Mountain Snowflake certified.

Also consider these cons, before making a final decision.

• No limited manufacturer tread life warranty.
• The tire can be noisy.
• Can only be used on cargo vans and commercial grade light trucks.

SimpleTire’s view on Toyo Celsius Cargo tires

If you are looking for a set of all-weather tires for your light truck or commercial van, that can deliver solid performance in dry, wet, or moderate to severe winter conditions, then the Toyo Celsius Cargo might be the right fit for you. The tire is designed to provide reliable and consistent performance, and is Three Peak Mountain Snowflake certified.

Also take a look at the, Cooper Discoverer HT3, if you drive in an area with light winter weather conditions. The Cooper tire offers better longevity (7.6 v 7.2) and comes with a 50,000 mile limited manufacturer tread life warranty. However, the Celsius Cargo can be used in heavy winter weather conditions and has better durability (8.5 v 8.3) and traction (8.3 v 8.1).

Vehicles the Toyo Celsius Cargo is a good replacement tire for

As Toyo Celsius Cargo is available in a variety of tire sizes, it can be used as a good replacement tire for different vehicles, such as 2018 Ford Transit 150, 2017 Chevrolet Express, 2019 Ram ProMaster City, 2020 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, and more.