All Season tires are great for your everyday drivers, but when it comes to snow and ice, the term "all season" can be a little generous. Enter the "All Weather" category - essentially a supercharged all season tire that will greatly outperform an all season tire in the wet, on ice, and on hard packed snow. Toyo Tires recently introduced their Celsius II - a top of the line All Weather tire with a ton of cool tire technology packed into it. We got our hands on a set for this PAS365 Unboxing and breakdown.
The Toyo Celsius II tire adeptly addresses diverse road conditions, presenting a formidable option beyond traditional all-season tires. It offers superior traction on ice and snow, ensuring reliable performance throughout the year. This tire comes with a robust 60,000-mile treadwear warranty and a 45-Day/500-Mile Trial Offer, highlighting its durability and quality. The tread pattern of the Celsius II is strategically designed with dual characteristics. The outer section features an all-season design that ensures steady traction on both wet and dry surfaces through an optimized balance of sipe density and interlocking multi-wave sipes. The inner section of the tread is crafted with a focus on winter conditions, incorporating high sipe density and zigzag-shaped tread blocks for enhanced grip on ice and snow. Additionally, a specialized silica compound in the tire composition improves wet braking and handling while maintaining flexibility in colder climates. This feature is complemented by snow claws that enhance snow traction and a slush groove that efficiently evacuates snow and slush, ensuring safety and control in winter driving conditions.
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