Tercelo Tires Review Canada 2026: Croseason 4S All-Weather Guide
Short answer: Tercelo is a young Chinese tire company, and the Croseason 4S is its four-season (all-weather) passenger tire. We are adding 50 Croseason 4S sizes from 14" to 21", plus one Croseason Van size. Our supplier feed lists the tires as winter approved (3PMSF), which is the symbol that meets Québec's winter tire requirement. Confirm the symbol on the product page for your size.
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Who is Tercelo?
According to Tercelo's own website, Tercelo Tire Group was established in 2019. Its controlling shareholder is Wuchan Zhongda Chemical Group, part of WZ Group, a state-owned holding company in Zhejiang Province, China. The company says it has four production bases and its own research institute.
That makes Tercelo a newer brand than most of what we sell. Younger does not mean worse, but it does mean less history. We have no Canadian track record to quote and we have not run our own tests, so we will not make performance claims we cannot back up.
The Croseason 4S
Croseason 4S is Tercelo's four-season passenger tire. The "4S" stands for four seasons. In plain terms it is built to be left on all year, as opposed to swapping between summer and winter sets.
Our feed lists two things worth knowing:
- The 3PMSF flag. The tire is marked as winter approved in our supplier data.
- The broad size range: 50 sizes, from 185/65R14 up to 235/45ZR21 and 275/40ZR20 (rims 14" to 21"), including many ZR-rated sizes in W and Y speed ratings for sportier cars.
Four-season tires suit drivers in places with moderate winters, such as the Lower Mainland, southern Ontario cities and the Maritimes' coastal areas. If you drive a lot on highways in Alberta or northern Ontario, a dedicated winter tire is still the safer pick. Read our winter tire buyer's guide before you decide.
Sample Croseason 4S sizes
| Size | Load index / speed |
|---|---|
| 185/65R15 | 88H |
| 205/55R16 | 91V |
| 215/60R16 | 99V |
| 215/65R17 | 99V |
| 225/65R17 | 106V |
| 235/60R18 | 107V |
| 225/45ZR18 | 95W |
| 235/50ZR19 | 103W |
| 255/40ZR19 | 100Y |
| 275/40ZR20 | 106Y |
Shop by size: 205/55R16 · 215/60R16 · 225/65R17
Sizes are taken from our supplier feed. Check fitment for your vehicle with the vehicle selector on the Tercelo page.
Croseason Van
We are also adding one Croseason Van size, 235/65R16C 115/113S. The "C" means commercial, built for vans and light delivery vehicles. For the other numbers, see how to read tire specs.
Tercelo Croseason 4S or Fortune Climaflex 4S?
Both are four-season tires for cars and crossovers at a value price, and both are new to our store. The Fortune guide has the full Climaflex 4S detail. Here is how the two compare on what we can verify:
| Tercelo Croseason 4S | Fortune Climaflex 4S | |
|---|---|---|
| Sizes in our feed | 50 | 40 |
| Rim diameters | 14" to 21" | 15" to 22" |
| Speed ratings | H, V, W and Y | H and V |
| Where the 3PMSF claim comes from | Our supplier feed | Fortune's US website |
Neither has a Canadian track record with us, and we have not tested either. Compare the size you need on both brand pages, and confirm the snowflake symbol for that size before you buy.
How to choose your size
Start with the size printed on your current tires or on the driver's door placard, for example 215/60R16. Keep the same width, aspect ratio and rim diameter, and never go below the load index and speed rating your vehicle maker specifies. If you are not sure how to read the numbers, our tire spec guide walks through each one. When you are shopping for a winter-capable set, buy all four tires at once so the tread depth and grip stay matched front to rear.
Canadian winter and 3PMSF notes
- The 3PMSF symbol means the tire passed a standardized snow-traction test. It is the symbol Québec accepts for winter tires. See the Québec winter tire guide.
- An all-weather tire is a compromise. It handles snow better than a typical all-season, but a dedicated winter tire still wins on ice and in deep cold.
- Our supplier groups Croseason 4S under "winter" in its data, while the product is sold as a four-season tire. Treat it as an all-weather tire.
- Tercelo listings are not studded.
Who should buy Tercelo tires?
- Drivers who want one set of tires for all four seasons and do not want to swap twice a year.
- Budget-conscious buyers who still want the snowflake symbol.
- Owners of compact cars, sedans and crossovers. The size range is mostly passenger and performance fitments.
Who might look elsewhere?
- Drivers in harsh, icy winters who need maximum cold-weather grip.
- Buyers who want a long brand track record in Canada.
Tercelo tires FAQ
Are Tercelo tires good?
They are a young, value-oriented brand. For everyday driving they are a reasonable choice. We cannot cite independent test results.
Where are Tercelo tires made?
Tercelo Tire Group is a Chinese company, established in 2019 and controlled by Wuchan Zhongda Chemical Group, part of WZ Group.
Is the Tercelo Croseason 4S a winter tire?
It is an all-weather, four-season tire flagged with 3PMSF. It is not a dedicated winter tire.
Can I use Croseason 4S tires in Québec?
Tires with the 3PMSF symbol meet the Québec winter tire requirement. Confirm the symbol on your size first.
How many sizes does Tercelo make?
We list 50 Croseason 4S sizes and 1 Croseason Van size.
Do I need four tires?
Yes. Replace all four tires together, or at least both on an axle.
Tercelo Croseason 4S or Fortune Climaflex 4S: which is better?
We have not tested either. Compare the size you need: Tercelo lists more sizes (50 against 40), including 14 inch rims and more W and Y speed ratings, while Fortune goes up to 22 inch rims. See our Fortune tires guide.
Brian Barber
Automotive experts at Autrex providing in-depth guides on tires, wheels, and vehicle maintenance to help you make informed decisions.
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