WTB~ Fuzion Zri or Yokohama AVS ES 100??
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I've done my research and aside from the very expensive Potenza RE750, the two best candidates on the Tirerack for my 16" wheels are the Fuzion and the Yoko. They both handle great and the cost is very similar. One thing I don't like about the Yoko is that the reviews say the treadwear doesn't last very long and on the Fuzion, I like the treadwear but the sidewall looks kinda plain. What are your experiences on both and which do most here recommend of the two? Yokos are $108 each and Fuzions are $105...
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Having had both.... id do the Fuzions
The ES 100s... the treadwear SUCKS! Ive never had a tire wear out so fast! Other than that... they were a pretty good tire.
The Fuzions seem to grip pretty well and so far Im happy with it
The ES 100s... the treadwear SUCKS! Ive never had a tire wear out so fast! Other than that... they were a pretty good tire.
The Fuzions seem to grip pretty well and so far Im happy with it
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Fuzions. That's a def. I just bought tires for another car and the Fuzions performed pretty well. They are definitely under priced. Maybe not way under priced, but for the money, you will make out pretty well.
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We have ZRis on 2 cars, and on both we're very satisfied. Grip/handling is great, no noise, decent wet traction. Haven't had them long enough to comment on wear.
The ES100 is being replaced presently... I forget what the new model is called... S drive I think.
The ES100 is being replaced presently... I forget what the new model is called... S drive I think.
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Awhile back you thought the Fuzion's sidewalls were to fugly to been seen on any car of yours. Get the Yoko's and stick to your earlier convictions, besides they look pretty cool.
I have had the Fuzions for the past few seasons, and have no complaints for a street tire. I'll need to replace the rears this spring at about 25k .
I have had the Fuzions for the past few seasons, and have no complaints for a street tire. I'll need to replace the rears this spring at about 25k .
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I've done my research and aside from the very expensive Potenza RE750, the two best candidates on the Tirerack for my 16" wheels are the Fuzion and the Yoko. They both handle great and the cost is very similar. One thing I don't like about the Yoko is that the reviews say the treadwear doesn't last very long and on the Fuzion, I like the treadwear but the sidewall looks kinda plain. What are your experiences on both and which do most here recommend of the two? Yokos are $108 each and Fuzions are $105...
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Also, the Kumho ASX is a good tire, but they may not be made if the size you need. If they are, you may want to compare the Fuzions with them. The only problem I have heard with certain Kumho's is that some of them grease up when they get really hot. I've got AST's on another car and I can tell you that they are phenomenal over any other tire I've used. They aren't even Ultra High Performance (just High Performance All Season). I wanted ASX's but I'm not disappointed.
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