Fuzion tires?

[cyclopathic]

Any experience with these?

From poking around net it looks like they are made in China (some in US) and trademark is owned by Brigestone.

At $43 they are the cheapest tire available in 185/60R14.

[mightymirage]

I never hear of it, suggest go with General RT-43 or some other name brand.

[nickpon]

Tires are tires. Unless you are building a race car, get the cheapest ones and a warranty.

[Cani Lupine]

http://tirerack.com has always been my go-to place for tire research and comparisons. I'm super picky about what I put on my car, so I spend a lot of time there.

[M-88]

The Fuzion Touring aren't the best; they are just a cheap Chinese touring tire. However, if you are rolling around on baldies - they will be a definite improvement.

A local mega car dealer puts these on all of their used cars. They can't be too bad; they don't put Wanli, Sumitomo, Crosswind, etc on the cars.

[Daox]

I went with a set of Fuzion tires on a set of rims I had... sadly they haven't made it on to the car yet. Talking with the tirerack customer service it was between this and another tire. He said I probably wouldn't notice a difference.

[M-88]

My comment came off kind of standoffish.

I didn't mean that they were a bad tire. Some people like to have the best-of-the-best so they buy the most expensive Michelin they can afford. There's nothing wrong with Fuzion tires.

[bkessinger1109]

I had a set of Fuzion HRI's back in 2008, they were on some custom wheels that made their way onto three different cars, and over 33k miles of hard driving. several autox's and also quite a bit of drifting. Idk if they still make the HRI but Fuzions in my opinion are a good tire