What are touring tires good for?

Touring tires are tires designed specifically for all your driving purposes. They provide longer tread life as well as improved wet/dry traction because of their all-season ratings. Many consumers find these tires perfect for long distance travel due to their smooth driving and quiet ride.

What company makes Bridgestone tires?

Bridgestone/Firestone
As of 2021, Bridgestone/Firestone is the largest manufacturer of tires in the world, followed by Michelin in France, Goodyear in the United States, MRF in India, Continental in Germany and Pirelli in Italy….Bridgestone.

Are Bridgestone Fuzion tires any good?

Built as a house brand by Bridgestone, Fuzion is a no-frills, no-pretentiousness Grand Touring tire made to get you from point A to point B in a complete lack of style. In fact, the Fuzion pretty much embodies the message that style is overrated.

Do the Fuzions get high mileage?

On the other hand, the Fuzions do not tend to get high mileage out of the tread. 40,000 miles is rather low for a treadwear warranty nowadays and with a more expensive tire like Michelin’s Defender you’re almost certain to get twice if not three times the mileage from the tires.

How good is the grip on the Fuzions?

Dry and wet grip are both quite good. They have a stable and confident feel in the rain, and it is difficult to hydroplane in standing water. Snow grip is well below average; these are by no means the kind of all-season that will perform in the snow. The Fuzions feel firm, perhaps even slightly harsh, but smooth on the highway.

Are Ford Fuzions good in the snow?

Snow grip is well below average; these are by no means the kind of all-season that will perform in the snow. The Fuzions feel firm, perhaps even slightly harsh, but smooth on the highway. Steering response is not at all zippy, but they do go where you point them.