Fuzion Tires Anyone Tried Them on Stock Rims
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Fuzion Tires Anyone Tried Them on Stock Rims
Anyone tried the Bridgestone Fuzion ? On Stock Rims?
If so,how do you like them and what size compares to the S02?
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If so,how do you like them and what size compares to the S02?
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245/45/16 Rear
205/55/16 Front
I love mine. They performed better at Autocross than my old S-02's... but that was because mine were slick and bald. They DO Have more flex, a softer sidewall... softer center tread too. The tires are more predictable, and still have excellent dry grip, as well as wet grip.
Got mine for $420 installed, couldn't be happier
205/55/16 Front
I love mine. They performed better at Autocross than my old S-02's... but that was because mine were slick and bald. They DO Have more flex, a softer sidewall... softer center tread too. The tires are more predictable, and still have excellent dry grip, as well as wet grip.
Got mine for $420 installed, couldn't be happier
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I know a sales guy at Firestone and he can get those Fusion tires cheap. They are comparable to the S02's. I don't know how well they perform but you can't beat the price.
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I got a new set of 4 Fuzions in July based in large part on Jim's recommendation. He notes that the Fuzions are based on the same Uni-T technology as the RE 750 but for a much lower price. I got mine balanced and installed for just under $400 (including tax, disposal fees, etc) at Big-O Tires. Comparing them to the SO2s that came on my 2002 S2k, the dry traction is not quite as good, especially at higher speeds (over 50 mph). They are a softer tire, with a little more "give" in them than the SO2. But they are also a lot quieter than stock. And they should last (I hope) at least twice as long. Wet traction is excellent, much better than stock. I'd recommend them.
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Originally Posted by Driv300mph,Sep 14 2004, 08:08 PM
Has anyone tried these after having a set of Yokohama ES100's??