wheels and tires on the way!!!!
Well the uhp had better reviews than other fusion tires and they are manufactured by bridgestone. now they are a newer design than the hri/zri which I didn't care for the compound or design. Look the uhp up it's a nice design my only concern was treadwear rating but honestly at this price point for an uhp all season I think they'll do nicely. I am into aggressive driving when conditions allow and with our rural Roads I can give my feedback on how they perform.
They have a nice tread design but that doesn't mean it'll handle good. I'm a believer in tires that you get what you pay for. Trust me I did research for about six months before I finally picked the best tire for me and maybe the fuzion will be the best for you. I just think that for the extra $150-200 you spent on the sway bars you could have got a much better tire, but that's just my opinion. I wish you the best with the fuzions.
Oh believe me I'm not one to just throw the cheapest thing on. I actually have never ran the fuzion uhp so I'm willing to give a new tire a chance. My previous daily driver ran general exclaim uhp during the summer and Michelin pilot alpine pa3 v rated winter tires. I run pilot cups on my c6 when it's tracked and pirelli p zero neros on the street. I've tried hankook, nitto, falken, kuhmo, so I'm trying the fuzions on this for now. If I'm not happy they'll be replaced soon enough.
Well I got my new wheels and tires on and they look even better in person! Ill post some pics this weekend, my baby needs washed badly lol. I cant give any feelings on the tires yet because i never push until i know the mold release chemicals have worn off and the tires have broken in. I can say that going from worn out factory firestone affinity to the fuzion uhp i already notice much sharper turn in and braking even under mild conditions. Once they are completely broke in and i can push them harder ill give my feelings on how they perform.
Last edited by prince_bigd; Jan 4, 2013 at 05:30 AM.






