Continental ContiSportContact 5P UHP Summer 265/40R21 101Y Passenger Tire

Celsius CUV Tires on a mercedes Gl SUV. Shocking is that overall ride poor as 2 of tires caused instability during first month of installation. Totally unexpected. Later at speed needed to restrict speed to 50-55 mpg (lower than 100 kph). My hope is that TOYO would examine tires as it may help with identifying an issue in manufacturing or tire casting. The 4 toyo tires were replaced. My SUV is back to driving flawless at all speeds.

I would not recommend these tires on the fact of how loud they are! From the day I purchased the tires, they have been ridiculously loud. It doesn't matter if I am driving on backroads or highway (which is EVEN WORSE!). I need new tires already and it's only been 46K miles since I had the tires. For the amount of money it costs to purchase tires, I should be able to drive close to the warranty's suggestions of 60,000 miles. Very frustrating it's been 2.5 years since I purchased 4 new Celsius CUV tires. They are decent tires in the snow and rain, but the noise factor out weights the pros.

Ok tire,Tread ware is bad,I have 8k on my set,just did my 1st rotate and I'm down to 7.5mm on back and 6mm on front,so that is almost half ware on 8k,I don't think I'll get more then 1.5 years on this tire.

Very impressed with these tires. I presently have 63,000 miles on this set and still have 5/32 in tread still remaining. Wear, road noise, and cost are the issues that I am most interested in.

Big fan of toyo tires. Have had several all seasons on our trucks and suvs. Bought a set for a 2013 nissan altima for winter and was impressed with snow and icy driving. Purchased a set for our 2019 awd altima. The altima came with continental tires, they wore out at 29,000 miles. Impressed again and just bought a set for our 2019 honda crv (original Bridgestones only lasted 34,000 miles). Very happy with the celsius on all vehicles. Now looking to buy for a full size toyota sequioa. Interested in the celsius cargos for the sequoia, but, dealers said they are on back order and i might need to consider other brands

These almost need 2 rating categories. Overall they look great and are one of the best all terrain tires I've found, and I've tried numerous over the past 20+ years. Price is very competitive and it seems like nearly every size imaginable is offered. I put about 15,000 miles on these, a good portion of it off road, the first 60 days I've had them and they still look practically brand new. I've read a few reviews of people trashing them quickly and that doesn't seem like it's going to be an issue based on what I've seen so far. They do noticeably break in and get quieter IME, more so than I was expecting, but considering how chunky they are, they are still a very quiet tire from the start. My brother ended up getting a set after he tested mine out as well. For off road, I'd pretty much give these 5 stars across the board for an all terrain tire. They're obviously not going to clear mud like a MT tire but for an all around tire, these are great. The tread blocks are large and these just do what they're supposed to. Have no issues running with reduced pressure on stock rims either. For on road, I feel they leave quite a bit on the table. My main complaint is they are really flexible. I got the normal load rated tires, so maybe the heavier ones address this better, but the sidewalls have noticeable lateral flex even at low speeds when turning. It's not enough that I find it to be a safety issue but I could feel it immediately, and this was coming from some inferior Hankook's that were on their last leg. So, with that in consideration, if you drive mostly on a dry road, these are probably not what I would recommend especially if you have high speed limits in your area. If you spend a bunch of time on dirt and snow and want something all around more chunky than an all season tire, I can't think of another tire in the price range I would recommend over these.