Which tire would you consider BFG or Fuzion?

[Losiracer2]

I'm having a hard time deciding on which tires to mount on my new rims. I think I've narrowed it down to two of the possible options i'd like: Fuzion Zri and BFGoodrich G-Force Sport or this new BFG tire its a variation of the g force sport called the g force super sport which is made for all season yet has UHP rating. It even works in light snow they say. BUT it doesn't come out til October, so i wouldn't even know how much it costs.

BFG G-Force Super Sport tires

[accordaffair]

I have the fusions, they're not bad, pretty sticky and good wear. Of course, I put a small amount of miles on my car.

[wed3k]

BFG all the way.

[AccordWarrior]

I've had nothing but bad luck with BFG's...though my car would sit a week at a time as well, which can't help.

[kouzie]

either one is fine....

[wed3k]

I've had nothing but bad luck with BFG's...though my car would sit a week at a time as well, which can't help.

which ones>?

[GreenMadness]

i have the fuzion zri... and they are amazing. for the price you cant beat them. they do wear quick if you use them, but well worth it. They grip on the road course like a beast with very smooth traction limits, you get plenty of warning form these tires when they are getting ready to loose traction and they heat up rather quickly and stay sticky (once again not good on wear...but why by a summer tire for wear )

the extra ply on the sidewall gives higher psi good for the track and a stiff sidewall even better for the track, no sidewall flex on the street and minimal on the track.

*lastly the rain preformance is unbeatable in comparison... on the street i trust them more than any michellen i have put on my car. and on the track it was one of few tires that was great in the rain and still awsome in dry.

[Losiracer2]

Yeah i currently have Fuzion Zri's on my car, but when glanced at, they look kinda chunky when mounted on my current Enkei 5+ wheels, i got some new Ro_Ja Formula 7's (17x7's that weigh 15 lbs!) in the same size and i just dont want a tire that looks too beefy for the wheel or really heavy for that matter. Would that mean they weigh more than other comprable tires? if they look that thick? Treadwear i have no problems with, they've lasted quite a long time, about 22K so i'm okay with that. Just wondering if BFG's wear quicker or something? I read online that they have good traction to the limit and are easy to modulate when at the breaking point so that was a plus. Sorry guys just trying to weigh out the pros and cons.

[accordmaniac]

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[AccordWarrior]

which ones>?

The Touring TA's. I lost 3 of my original 4 due to sidewall crackage in under 20K miles.

[93twodoorLX]

BFG Gforce sports FTW.


can tell me this isnt a bad ass tire


i mean ya fusions are prolly great for the price but BFG is a REAL.... tested, raced, tried and true tire company dont accept anything less. i just dont think the new BFGs will be worth the wait

-sean

[Losiracer2]

yeah i was leaning more to the bfg's for some reason. even though they cost about 20bucks more per tire. maybe its time to try something new?

[wed3k]

The Touring TA's. I lost 3 of my original 4 due to sidewall crackage in under 20K miles.

those are crap for some reason. those were the first set of tires i had on the prelude si rims and i had no traction in the rain.

gforce sports are def much better especially on dry.

[oranger]

Honestly the only tire I would ever put on my car would be Bridgestones, or maybe Yokohama's. Currently running Bridgestone Potenza G009s but Im gunna move to something more low profile soon. Check out TireRack.com, they have tons of great information on every tire imaginable.

[Losiracer2]

yeah i went w/ the BFG G-Force Sport, they're working great so far, wet and dry, i couldn't be happier!