The Toyo Extensa A/S is one of Toyo’s mid-range tire models that promise to deliver a comfortable, noise-free ride. Toyo has made sure that this tire is built to last, with an innovative tread design that maximizes its durability.
In this review, we’ll cover everything you need to know about the performance of the Extensa A/S, as well as its specs, prices, and sizes.
Toyo Extensa A/S Tires (Our Review)
Overall Assessment
The Toyo Extensa A/S flaunts a symmetric tread design that makes cross rotation possible, minimizing irregular tread wear, which may cause misalignment problems over time. It also has a shoulder rib, improving stability and providing further protection against uneven wear.
The tread boasts 4 circumferential grooves along with several pitch channels that significantly enhance the tire’s wet traction. However, wet traction isn’t that good compared to other tires in the same class, especially in heavy rains. Nevertheless, it still provides enough protection against hydroplaning.
Moreover, the Extensa A/S has multi-wave sipes, which maintains a quiet ride on all types of roads. It also contributes to increasing tread life. Additionally, the center block arrangement is optimized with the variable pitch angles to ensure good road contact and greater stability.
If you cut through the tire, you’ll find two high strength steel belts and a polyester cord body that significantly strengthen the tire and improve its durability.
Being an all-season tire, the Extensa A/S isn’t designed for use in deep snow. You’d be better off with a set of winter tires if you live in a city where it snows frequently.
Pros:
- Uniform tread wear prevents misalignment
- Excellent dry and wet traction
- Almost produces no noise
- Good road contact with optimized block arrangement
Cons:
- Poor performance in deep snow
Vehicles That Can Use Toyo Extensa A/S
The Toyo Extensa A/S is a good fit for many vehicles, including sedans, hatchbacks, and small SUVs. Here are some of the most popular car models that can use this tire:
- Nissan Sentra
- Hyundai Accent
- Chevrolet Cruze
- Volkswagen Jetta
- Ford Contour
- Toyota Yaris
- Honda Odyssey
- Chrysler Town
- Hyundai Elantra
- Buick Century
Sizes and Specs
| Size | Available Specs |
| 13 Inches | P155/80R13 79S BSW P175/70R13 82T BSW P185/70R13 85S BSW |
| 14 Inches | P175/65R14 81T BSW P185/60R14 82H BSW 185/65R14 86H BSW P185/65R14 85T BSW P185/70R14 87T BSW P185/75R14 89S WW 195/60R14 86H BSW P195/70R14 90T BSW P195/75R14 92S WW P205/70R14 93T BSW P205/75R14 95S BSW P215/70R14 96T BSW P215/75R14 98S BSW |
| 15 Inches | P185/60R15 84T BSW 185/65R15 88H BSW P185/65R15 86T BSW P195/60R15 87T BSW P195/65R15 89T BSW 205/50R15 86H BSW P205/60R15 90T BSW P205/65R15 92T BSW P205/70R15 95S WW P205/75R15 97S WW P215/60R15 93H BSW P215/65R15 95T BSW 215/70R15 98T WW P215/75R15 100S WW 225/60R15 96H BSW P225/70R15 100T WW P225/75R15 102S BSW P235/75R15 105S WW |
| 16 Inches | 205/55R16 91H BSW P205/55R16 89T BSW P205/60R16 91T BSW P205/65R16 94T BSW P215/60R16 94T BSW 215/65R16 98T BSW 225/55R16 99H BSW P225/55R16 94T BSW P225/60R16 97T BSW 225/65R16 100T BSW P235/60R16 99T BSW 235/65R16 103T BSW |
| 17 Inches | P215/50R17 90T BSW P215/60R17 95T BSW P215/65R17 98T BSW P225/50R17 93T BSW P225/55R17 95T BSW P225/60R17 98T BSW |
| 18 Inches | P225/60R18 99H BSW |
Prices
While The Toyo Extensa A/S isn’t the most affordable tire, it’s still quite reasonably priced. It starts at $109 and goes upwards from there, depending on the retailer, size, and specs.
Warranty
The Toyo Extensa comes with a 65,000-mile tread life warranty when it comes to the S and T models, while the H-speed rated models are supported for 50,000 miles. It’s also worth noting that you get five years of coverage on materials and workmanship.
Toyo Extensa A/S Tire Customer Review
Matt R.E says: “Had these tires for several months, and I can honestly say that they’re quite reliable. I’ve pushed my car to its limits multiple times, but the tires never failed to provide solid traction. I’m excited to see how these tires will wear out in the long run, but I’m happy that they have a warranty for the tread.”
Matt R.E posted(4 / 5) review
Wilson Parker says: “Been rocking these for a year now, and I can confidently say that these tires provide great handling and a solid grip regardless of the road condition. However, I wouldn’t use these in thick snow. For such a reasonably priced set of tires, I can’t ask for more. Definitely recommended.”
Wilson Parker posted(5 / 5) review