I find it to be a quiet, highly responsive (compared to the Toyos) tire. Getting about the same fuel mileage as I've always been getting. Has a very good grip on dry pavement, been able to really take exit and on ramps at a good clip, haven't driven it through rain yet. Tire rack has good ratings for wet, snow, and ice ratings, though I'll be using my snow tires for winter. New tires don't usually impress me, but these have made this car a lot more enjoyable. Originally bought these for my stepdaughter's CX5 a year ago, she notices a better driving experience as well, performing better in wet slippery weather.

 

OK, yesterday I bit the bullet - purchased a set of Michelin Premier LTX tires in the slightly larger 235/55R19 size. At an indicated 60 mph I will be traveling 60.9 mph - an almost insignificant +1.5% difference. America's Tire / Discount Tire spooned them on for $988.92 and I get a $100 VISA card and 6 months 0% interest financing.
Look good and initial 4 mile trip very positive!
Will update after some 1,500 miles next month.
Tom, '14 Grand Touring

 

How's the ride quality?

 

damn smooth...soaks up minor road variations and still gives you that feeling of good control

 

Oh yes, I forgot. My new Michelin Primacy LTX tires in 235/55R19 size are V rated, and carry a 101V load rating. Their larger width also protects the wheels from curb damage better, also. Lots of tire for the $$$$.
Tom

 

Oh yes, I forgot. My new Michelin Primacy LTX tires in 235/55R19 size are V rated, and carry a 101V load rating. Their larger width also protects the wheels from curb damage better, also. Lots of tire for the $$$$.
Wife and sis-in-law & mom-in-law will report tire impressions this evening when they complete 150+ mile trip to Sacramento.
Tom

 

Did the wife ever get back from Sacramento?

What was her impression of the ride quality of these tires and can you tell if there's been any change in your fuel economy? I've carefully been checking the specs on new tires and even though these are pricey, they appear to be among the best.

 

Sasha5 - Wife was non-responsive. "They were OK." is all she commented.
My initial feeling is the tires seem a bit smoother and quieter than the Toyo A23's. But new tires usually are.
In a few weeks I will have a 1,000 + mile report to post.

 

I have had my new Fuzion tires for about a month now. I had a few back road runs on them. I like them. Just as on my last car, I run out of nerve before I can get them to slide. They feel good.

This is my second set. They were recommended to me by a friend who used them on his Audi. I had a set on my Audi Allroad. They are made by Bridgestone and they seem to be an amazing bargain. 4 of them on the car for $508

Size: 235/55R19

 

Any updates on this? Especially interested about the fuel economy