sretaw1

My 2000 WS6 convertible is due for tires (275/40/17). I can get 4 of either of these for under $550 driveout. I have found a few reviews of the Fuzion but not much about the Cooper.
Does anyone have any experience or info about them?
thanks,
Kurt

murphy80

I have had coopers and fuzions, I say go for the Fuzions.

PeeDee

I have the Fuzions, they are a great tire for the price. Excellent wet & dry handling, outstanding traction and a good looking tread pattern. I have run the Good Years and BFGs, don't seem to last very long for what they cost.

sretaw1

No views on the Cooper Zeon 2XS?

Redlinez

iTrader: (5)

Where do you buy Fuzion tires? I have the Kumho 711's. Decent look, but definitely a cheap tire. $58 for 245/50/16's. You get what you pay for. There is a new BFG G-force sport. Check those out. One of the guys here bought those for his 328i and loves those.

02CamaroZ28

I like the Zeon's. Ive had them on the front tires only for about 6 months and no complains. Great handling in dry weater. I dont drive the car too often in the rain but when I did they ran fine. I like them.

murphy80

You can buy them at any Firestone Master Care or anyone who sells Firestone or Bridgestone tires.

Redlinez

iTrader: (5)

I've found both and the tread pattern on the Cooper would be my choice. Hell, they give you a 45 day test drive?

1999Daytona500PaceCar

iTrader: (2)

Sorry I didn't see your post earlier. I have 4,000 miles on my set and am very pleased in every way. However, I do not drive my car in the rain, so I cannot comment on wet traction. But I did a lot of research before buying them and everything I found on them was positive and I am very glad I chose them.

Superman09

iTrader: (65)

I have the Fuzions and like them a lot so far. I really have nothing to compare too considering my car came with bald tires and i just changed them for some new fuzions. Man $550 is a good price. I paid $700 but mine are 265/35/18 and 245/40/18's. I am basically stock auto and i usually get a little spin at WOT on the 1-2 shift and a little bark. But in first they hook well and throws you into your seat. Wear seems good so far even with the occasional donut on them. hea hea

Scotty-Z

iTrader: (5)

I've had my Fuzions on for about 7 months now and they're still going great. No signs of much wear yet and they still hook great! I have an A4 and put down about 338/345 and sometimes I can't kick the rear end out when I want to because these things grip too much. I wouldn't hesitate to get them again, except my stall will simply blow them off once I get it on the car.

2000 TAWS6

iTrader: (1)

I just put (4) 275-40/17's Fuzion ZRi's on my WS-6. I paid $ 120/pc plus the other crap at Tires plus. Total was $ 600 with an alignment.

I love the tires, great traction wet or dry, smooth quiet ride.

00firebird

iTrader: (3)

i have the fuzion's on my v6 as well.. they always grip if i have the tire pressure around 32 in the rear but spin a little if they get low around 28

SLP4CamaroSS

iTrader: (16)

i had the kumho 712 pretty good until u get to 5/32 then the suck had the toyo proxies loved them best tire i ever had but tons of road noise when going after 5/32 had falken 502 suck i will never buy another falken now i have the fuzions and i love them cant beat $112 a tire at tirerack

SOM Firehawk 816

Go for the Fuzions, I have them on my SS and they handle well for he price.