Tyres Fuzion

The Fuzion trademark belongs to the Bridgestone conglomerate, one of the leaders in the global tire industry. Its existence is due to the realization that a significant segment of car owners in North America, for quite understandable reasons, is not inclined to overpay for the presence of the name of a world-renowned brand on the sidewall of the tire. This is indirectly indicated by the choice of names for tire models, each of which describes the scenarios of their use in one word. At the same time, the manufacturer itself positions Fuzion as tires with increased performance and "brand" manageability for the Japanese brand.

Currently, the North American brand offers five models that belong to the following categories:

- for passenger cars;
- for minivans;
- for crossovers, SUVs, and pickups.

For passenger cars, two models are offered with "talking" names. Touring is available in sizes that allow this tire to be used on minivans and crossovers. It is designed for everyday use and differs in a higher level of comfort. It demonstrates a quiet and smooth ride, along with good traction and reliability in handling on wet pavement. In turn, Sport has a slightly lower resource, but offers sports precision in handling, improved traction on wet surfaces, and the possibility of use as an "all-season" tire.

For all-wheel drive vehicles, three Fuzion tires are offered. Highway is distinguished by a combination of high acoustic comfort, smooth ride, and improved traction on slippery roads. In turn, All Terrain is designed for use in pickups and crossovers. This tire is characterized by the possibility of its operation on both dirt and snow-covered roads. Here, a "block" tread pattern and a more elastic rubber compound are used. The most "off-road" in the lineup is Max Traction. It is distinguished by an aggressive "mud" tread pattern with open shoulder zones, thanks to which even on unstable loose soils, good traction is provided. Reinforced sidewalls and a frame reduce the risk of tire damage off-road, as well as a special compound resistant to wear, punctures, and tears.