quick help about fusion tires
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I am looking at 275 40 17. I went over there to the tire place to have it done and they cound't get my car on the lift or with a floor jack cause my car sits to low I have sportline springs. I was like what the @#@#@ and they gave me a price for 2 fusion tires for the front of my car for $312.00 installed and mounted. I wish somebody in my area would have a lift or floorjack that could fit under low cars. I live in the Tampa carrolwood area. Thanks
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hey man i deal with Firestone at my shop in Akron Ohio and the Fuzion's are hands down a great tire for the price. i sell alot of the HRi's to customers with sporty rides that need a good all season tire. Now if they take the good wheels off in the winter i sell them the ZRi's. I just purchased a new set of wheels and i ordered my 275/40/17 ZRi's today. so good choice on the tires. Also at the shop you took your car too. tell them to set old brake rotors, hatside up on the ground right in front of each tire. then just roll the car up on the rotor hats and they will be able to rack it/jack up the car that way. I do it at my shop all the time. i have racked some of the lowest imports that way. its just a suggestion, and a little mechanic trick.