WINTER TIRES — Toronto, Etobicoke & GTA

Toyota Camry Winter Tires Kumho Wintercraft WP72 235/40R19

Camrys on 19-inch wheels use a low-profile 235/40R19 tire. The Kumho Wintercraft WP72 gives that size real winter grip and a quiet, stable highway ride.

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321 Rexdale Blvd #4, Etobicoke

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Kumho Wintercraft WP72

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The Camry’s 19-inch wheels look great and handle well, but the factory all-season tires lose much of their grip once temperatures drop below 7°C. The Kumho Wintercraft WP72 is a performance winter tire that stays flexible in the cold, clears slush through its directional tread and keeps the Camry composed at highway speed. Radman Auto Repair supplies and installs the WP72 in 235/40R19 for Camry drivers across Etobicoke, Toronto and the GTA.

Not sure of your size? Look at the sidewall of your current tires or the placard on the driver’s door jamb — or call (416) 742-4521 with your VIN and we will confirm it before ordering.

Which Winter Tire Size Fits Your Camry?

235/40R19 is the size used on Camrys with 19-inch wheels, such as the XSE. Camrys on 16-, 17- or 18-inch wheels use other sizes, so we check yours before ordering.

19-inch wheels (e.g. XSE) — 235/40R19 — the WP72 size on this page

16-, 17- or 18-inch wheels — A different size — ask us for the WP72 or an alternative in your size

Hybrid models — Same sizing rules by wheel size — we confirm load rating and fitment

Why the Kumho Wintercraft WP72

All-season tires are a compromise; below 7°C their rubber hardens and braking distances grow. The WP72 is a dedicated winter tire with the features that matter for a Toyota Camry:

Performance winter compound

Stays flexible in freezing temperatures so the tire keeps biting on cold, dry pavement as well as snow.

Directional V-shaped tread

Channels slush and water away from the contact patch to resist hydroplaning on melting roads.

3D sipes

Thousands of small slits that open and lock as the tire flexes, adding grip edges on ice and packed snow.

XL (extra load) construction

A reinforced build that supports the weight of a mid-size sedan on a low-profile 19-inch tire.

Quiet highway ride

A tread design tuned to keep road noise down, which matters on long GTA commutes.

Three-peak mountain snowflake

A dedicated winter tire — the symbol Ontario insurers look for when you ask about the winter tire discount.

When to Switch to Winter Tires

Install winter tires once daytime temperatures stay below about 7°C — in the GTA that is usually late October or early November — and switch back once spring temperatures stay above it. Camrys are among the most common cars on GTA roads; winter commuting on the 401 and 427 brings slush, black ice and salt spray — the conditions a dedicated winter tire is made for.

Book early: the first cold snap brings a rush of changeovers. Already have winter tires on rims? See our winter tire changeover and seasonal swap service.

What’s Included When We Install Your Winter Tires

Fitment check first — Size, load and speed rating confirmed from your placard or VIN before anything is ordered.

Mounting and balancing — Each tire balanced on the wheel so the ride stays smooth at highway speed.

Directional mounting — The WP72 is directional — every tire is mounted to roll the right way.

TPMS check — Tire pressure sensors checked and relearned where your car needs it.

Torque to spec — Wheel nuts tightened in a star pattern to the manufacturer’s torque, then rechecked.

Cold pressure set — Pressures set to spec for winter temperatures, not the warm shop floor.

Make Your Winter Tires Last

Rotate every 10,000 km — Even wear front to rear keeps grip consistent and extends tread life.

Check pressure monthly — Pressure drops roughly 1 psi for every 5–6°C of cooling; low pressure costs grip and wears the shoulders.

Watch for potholes — A hard hit can bend a 19-inch rim or knock out the alignment, causing vibration and uneven wear.

Store them properly — Clean, dry, out of the sun and away from heaters — stacked flat if on rims, upright if not.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should I put winter tires on my Camry?

Once daytime temperatures stay below about 7°C, usually from late October or early November in the GTA. Below that point all-season rubber hardens and loses grip, even on dry roads.

Is the Kumho Wintercraft WP72 a good winter tire for a Toyota Camry?

Yes. It is a performance winter tire designed for cars on low-profile wheels, so it keeps the Camry’s steering precise while adding grip in snow, slush and cold. For deep, unplowed snow a softer studless tire may suit some drivers better — we can compare options with you.

How do I confirm my Camry’s tire size?

Check the sidewall of your current tires or the placard on the driver’s door jamb, or call us with your VIN. We confirm size, load and speed rating before ordering.

Do I need new TPMS sensors for winter wheels on my Camry?

If you are mounting the winter tires on a separate set of wheels, those wheels need working TPMS sensors or the warning light will stay on. We can fit and program sensors for a second set of wheels.

Do winter tires lower my car insurance in Ontario?

Ontario insurers are required to offer a discount for winter tires, typically a few percent. Ask your insurer for the details that apply to your policy.

How often should winter tires be rotated?

About every 10,000 km, and at each seasonal swap. Rotation evens out wear so the set lasts longer and stays balanced.

Driving another model? See Honda Accord Winter Tires and Hyundai Sonata Winter Tires.

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Etobicoke’s Winter Tire Specialists Since 1999

Radman Auto Repair has fitted winter tires for GTA drivers since 1999. We confirm fitment before ordering, mount and balance every tire, check TPMS and torque every wheel to spec — so your Toyota Camry is safe and smooth from the first snowfall.

Why Choose Radman

✓ Fitment confirmed before ordering

✓ Mounting, balancing and TPMS check

✓ Torqued to manufacturer spec

✓ Loaner vehicles available

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