275/45R20 XL 110Y TOYO CELSIUS SPORT All Weather

Designed as an All-Weather tire, the Toyo XL CELSIUS SPORT All Weather 275/45R20 prioritizes water evacuation and aquaplaning resistance through a hybrid tread pattern engineered to channel water away from the contact patch. The tire’s advanced groove design moves moisture efficiently, reducing hydroplaning risk on wet pavement while maintaining dry grip. This combination of water management and structural stability makes it a dependable choice for varied driving conditions across Canadian roads.

• Vehicle Fit: The 275/45R20 size fits mid-size and larger sedans, crossovers, and performance vehicles such as Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, Toyota Highlander, and Mazda CX-5. For exact fitment, check the tire size sticker inside your driver-side door or use the tire size search on the migotire.com homepage.

• Seasonal Performance: The 3PMSF-rated rubber compound remains pliable in winter cold while resisting heat degradation in summer, supported by hybrid tread edges that bite into snow and grooves optimized for wet traction. True year-round capability suits mild-to-moderate winter conditions; dedicated winter tires outperform in severe snow.

• Load & Speed Rating: Load Index 110 supports 1,060 kg (2,337 lbs) per tire, sufficient capacity for a typical mid-size sedan with passengers and cargo. Speed Rating Y permits sustained speeds up to 300 km/h, matching performance-oriented vehicle capabilities.

• Tire Type: Passenger car tires are engineered for sedans, hatchbacks, and crossover SUVs, emphasizing comfort, predictable handling, and balanced fuel economy over specialized extreme-weather or off-road performance.

Migo Tire offers free local delivery throughout the GTA, dispatched as quickly as possible. Professional installation can be arranged directly during checkout on this product page; if installation slots are unavailable, contact Migo Tire by email to schedule an appointment. This tire includes a 100,000 km manufacturer warranty covering material defects and tread failure, excluding damage from road hazards or driving conditions.