Fuzion Tires, is a member of the Bridgestone family, and strives to provide drivers with strong performance and reliability without sacrificing the affordability of the tire. The brand focuses on offering an impressive lineup of ultra-high-performance, all-season, touring, and all-terrain tires.

The Fuzion A/T is an all-terrain tire designed for use on light trucks, SUVs, and Jeeps, and offers drivers dependable off-road performance with enhanced on-road driving comfort. Additionally, the tire is optimized for use in wet and light snowy conditions and comes with a 50,000 miles limited manufacturer tread life warranty. Today, we will talk about some of the features and benefits, pros and cons, and SimpleTire’s views on the tire in this Fuzion A/T tire review.

Features and Benefits

All-terrain tires are designed to be used on both paved and unpaved roads. These tires feature aggressive tread patterns that can conquer rough terrains and simultaneously offer a confident grip on dry and wet roads. Additionally, these tires feature durable construction to protect them from accidental damage.

The Fuzion A/T is an all-terrain tire that features an aggressive tread design, multiple biting edges, zigzag grooves, and various other tire elements to ensure great overall performance on/off-road and on dry, wet, and light winter weather conditions. Here are some notable features and benefits of the Fuzion A/T.

• All-terrain performance: The aggressive tread pattern enables the Fuzion A/T to perform well on and off-road
• Enhanced grip: The tread pattern features multiple biting edges which enhances grip on paved roads and firmly grips rocky terrains
• Improved wet traction: The zigzag grooves force water out of the tread while sipes on tread blocks improve traction in wet, dry, and light winter conditions
• Optimized handling: The wider and flat footprint boosts the steering response of the tire
• Durable construction: The tire is built with reinforced twin-steel belt construction for enhanced durability and longevity

The Fuzion A/T is available in different tire sizes ranging from 15 to 20 inches and is backed by a 50,000 miles limited manufacturer tread life warranty.

Pros and Cons

Now that we know more about the features and benefits of the Fuzion A/T, let’s also discuss a few of its pros and cons as a light truck tire.

PROS:

• A solid all-terrain tire that offers reliable performance on paved and unpaved roads
• Improved performance in traction and handling
• Backed by a 50,000 miles limited manufacturer tread life warranty
• Features durable construction

While these pros look good on paper, take a look at these cons as well.

CONS:

• Does not come with a Three Peak Mountain Snowflake certification for use in moderate to severe winter weather conditions
• It can be noisy on paved roads
• A price-point tire with average fuel efficiency

SimpleTire’s view on Fuzion A/T tires

If you are looking for a budget-friendly all-terrain tire for CUVs, SUVs, or light trucks that will offer solid performance on paved and unpaved roads without sacrificing performance, the Fuzion A/T might be a good fit for you. Designed to deliver great performance on wet, dry, paved, and unpaved roads, the Fuzion A/T features durable construction, an aggressive tread pattern, multiple biting edges, and various other tire features. Additionally, the Fuzion A/T is backed by a 50,000 miles limited manufacturer tread life warranty as an added advantage.

Thanks to these features, the Fuzion A/T received an average SimpleScore of 7.9 out of 10 with scores of 8.4 in longevity, 7.8 in handling, and 7.7 in traction. You can also check out the Milestar Patagonia A/T Pro if you are looking for a set of tires with better longevity (8.9 v 8.4) and a mileage warranty (55,000 v 50,000). However, the Fuzion A/T offers better handling (7.8 v 7.6) and traction (7.7 v 7.3).

Vehicles the Fuzion A/T is a good replacement tire for

As Fuzion A/T is available in different tire sizes it can be used as a good replacement tire for different vehicles such as RAM 2500, Ford F-150, Chevrolet Silverado 3500 HD, GMC Sierra 2500 HD, Nissan Titan XD, Jeep Wrangler, Toyota Land Cruiser, and Mercedes-Benz G-Class.