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Hey guys, im looking to get a new set of wheels for my 2017 fusion SE and im particularly looking for te37 style of wheels. like i dont want the exact same manufacturer but a similar style and so far i can't find anything similar that wont cost an arm and a leg. any suggestions. I am planning to stay under 1200 CAD and want it to be stock fitment no rubbing or fender modification stuff. it is my daily so dont want to mess around in with it. BTW i live in BC canada so would appreciate if i can get something from here and not getting stuff out from the states.
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Ford Y-Spoke Wheels, Tires and TPMS For Sale: $1650 obo Set of (4) 99.9% perfect OEM Ford wheels and TPMS Fits present model Fusion - may fit other years of Fusion, as well as Taurus, Mustang, Focus etc (buyer to check fitment) No curb rash, a couple minor surface scratches only Tire info: Continental ContiProContact 235/40 R19 96V Extra Load M+S - excellent tread, No patches or plugs in tires Shipping available at buyers expense. PM me if interested. Rich
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So I need to get a new set of lug nuts for my Fusion due to the fact that all of the old ones are messed up. Thanks to the idiot in Pep Boys who changed tires on my car, they're stripped. Dealership wants to charge over $130 just to get these lug nuts. Is there any recommendations on where I can find lug nuts that'll fit on my car without coming close to $100?? Please help! Man on budget here!
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Hello I just joined the forum yesterday. I own a 2011 Fusion SEL and a 2007 Mazda Speed6. I have a pair of 16” wheels that fit the fusion, and was wondering if tires with a 70mm sidewall would clear in the wheel well? Found a pair of good snow tires with that size for a crazy good deal. Thanks in advance. Colin
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I recently got new wheels for my 2010 Ford Fusion, so I am now selling the set of chrome MB Spark wheels that I had on it. The wheels are full chrome face, in great shape, with no road rash or other scratches on them. They are 5 x 114.3 / 5 x 4.5 bolt pattern and will require slim 'spline-drive' lug nuts. Full disclosure - I bought the wheels 3 year ago, and found out after I bought them that 1 had a 1" crack in it. I was able to find a professional welder who specializes in aluminum and alloy metal welding, who was able to do a fantastic job repairing the crack. That was 3 years ago, and I have had the wheels on my car the entire 3 years since, with zero issues. During this time, I also changed out the tires twice. The weld is good, it holds air, and does not cause any issues. Zero rust. The tires are ready to mount, have been cleaned, and will require that you mount your TPMS sensors on them. ***** Asking price is $325. Shipping these would likely get quite expensive, so I'm thinking local pickup only (Phoenix, AZ). If you'd really like me to ship, and you're willing to pay the cost to ship, I'm willing to consider. -
WTS: set of 4 oem premium aluminum alloy wheels. A search online shows they're 350+ per wheel and 110+ for the good year eagle rs-a performance tires. Two of the tires are like new and two have one season left in them. Asking 1100 OBO for the set. Prefer pickup but willing to ship for the right price. Located in NW PENNSYLVANIA. 18x7.5 5x4.5" and 44mm offset. Tires are 225/45R18 -
Mounted and balanced, comes with center caps, lugnuts, and tpms sensors installed. These were my summer set for my recently wrecked 2014 Fusion hybrid. The wheels are in pristine condition and the tires have about 15k on them. This set looked incredible on my gray Fusion! 5x108 lug pattern. 18" by 8" wide. Looking for $800 but I'm open to offers. Feel free to ask any questions.
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All, First time poster, appreciate the help on this. A little background, bought my 2013 Ford Fusion Ti used (1 owner off lease) off a Ford dealer. The car cleaned up pretty nice (see below), but as with all used cars, has a few signs of wear. Anyway, the wheels have approx 28K on them. I have attempted to clean them up using a couple of polishes, however with no improvement. It appears the finish is coming off the wheel. I don't know if the previous owner took any care of the wheels, because it sure didn't look like it. A side note, browsed through the forums on the various Fusion forums, but haven't come across this issue yet. If anyone could tell me whats going on with the wheels I would appreciate it. The issue is prevelant on all four wheels
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Hi everyone, I am looking at FINALLY putting some winter wheels on my 2013 Ford Fusion Titanium. I currently have the 19" rims on. I am looking on craigslist and found the following and was wondering if they would work? Wheel size is 15" X 7". Dual bolt pattern 5 X 108 mm (5 X 4.25"), or 5 X 114.3 (5 X 4.5"). Offset is 35 mm, which is 5.25" backspacing.They come with winter tires as well, which are Hankook Winter Pike. 215/60R-15. All 4 for $100, which seems like a steal. The guy listed them as dinged up with some scratches but what do I care for winter. Let me know what you think! Thanks!
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jack where to place hydraulic jack to change wheels?
BoulderFusion posted a topic in Ford Fusion Hybrid
Because my 2013 fusion hybrid does not have a jack (or spare tire), I have to use a hydraulic jack to change out my summer wheels/tires for winter ones. The hydraulic jack support will not fit at the jack points noted in the fusion (non-hybrid) owner's manual. Where can I place the jack? -
Hey guys, this is the first time I've posted here, so hopefully I'm doing this right. So I love these rims, but they're 19" by 8.5. I absolutely love the pattern, but I can't find any with the right size tire to compensate for the much bigger rim. I really don't want to go buy the rims and then pay another 800 for tires. I find these on craigslist, and for 600 with the tires already on them with very low miles. The reason I'm saying all of this is because I don't want to have that big of a rim on my car. I think it looks really cool in pictures and when I see it pass by me on the street, but its just not something I would have on my personal car. In addition to that, Id prefer to keep the speedometer as close to as it is now as possible. So my question to everyone is, have you seen or know of any rims that look like these do, but in 18" rather than 19? An 18" wheel with the right tire will be a lot easier to work with for the speedometer and odometer. Thanks guys
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2012 Ford Fusion Sport FWD, 50k miles - still driving OEM Goodyear RS-As, 225/45R18 Would like to upgrade my tires, and read good things about the following - looking for any/all input. Not looking for a racing tire here, just something with good handling & decent winter performance (live in NJ). Goodyear Eagle Sport All-Season (~$150/tire) - ranked #3 on TireRack survey of UHP A/S tires, but I don't like my RS-As... Cooper Zeon RS3-A (~$150/tire) - good reviews where I could find them on the net, though tough given they're not sold on TireRack. I've had Coopers on my '05 Escape in the past, and was satisfied. Seems like a 'bang-for-your-buck' contender. Continental ExtremeContact DWS (~$175/tire) - ranked #1 on TireRack survey of UHP A/S tires, seems to be a very good A/S tire for winter, but lacks the comfort ratings of the GY Eagle Sports (according to TireRack results). Also pricier. Michelin Pilot Sport A/S 3 (H/V) - (~$175/tire) - technically a HP tire it seems, a bit pricier but very strong reviews, the W/Y speed rated models ranked low on TR survey results of UHP tires, including poor winter performance Bridgestone Potenza RE970AS Pole Position (~$155/tire) - low TireRack ranking & poor winter performance, but others on fusion forums have high praises. TireRack Survey rankings: UHP tires http://www.tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/surveydisplay.jsp?type=UHPAS&width=225%2F&ratio=45&diameter=18&tireSearch=true&filter=y HP tires http://www.tirerack.com/tires/surveyresults/surveydisplay.jsp?type=HPAS
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tires 2013 Fusion SE 18" Wheels Appearance Pkg Need new tires
mvan231 posted a topic in Wheels & Tires
I am in need of replacing my original tires which were 235/45R18 94V Goodyear Eagle LS2 tires from the factory. I am wondering if there is some other tire out there I should look into buying instead? or if these are good enough tires for the price and will definitely keep me going? -
i have a real plain jane i want to dress up. but i like the look of steel wheels. (like Nascar) found a rim (the Nascar 614) i like but was wondering if it was quality. also, am annoyed because they dont sell 2013 fusion bolt pattern in the OEM 16" rim size that would mean i would have to junk the Goodyears i have. wouldnt make sense. anyone have anything they can offer?
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I just got a set of 18" Enkei BR7's in the matte gray finish, running Michelin Pilot Sport AS3 in the 235/45x18 size. What do you think? Also have read and heard a horror stories about how hard matte finish wheels are to keep clean and how easily the finish on Enkei wheels in particular will chip and peel... So if any of you have any comments regarding cleaning or experience with matte finish wheels (any brand), please add your comments. All comments, or constructive criticisms are welcomed. I chose gray, because everyone in town is running black wheels and I just had to be different... The factory wheels will be going back on once the snow season starts. .. 2012 Fusion Sport AWD - Other mods include: Steeda CAI SCT flash tuner (with Steeda 93 octane tune) Steeda throttle body spacer Steeda strut tower brace Magnaflow 15552 cat-back exhaust
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I tried to take off the front right tire (passenger) and change the headlight bulb. What I found was that the 19mm socket would not fit into the lug nuts cleanly, and they were on so tight from the dealer that I needed a 2 foot lug wrench to get the torque needed. I did some research and it sounds like the chrome plating swells up, is that true? Anyone else ever have this issue and have any suggestions? I'm looking at aftermarket ones, although they look good and sound solid, they don't look like they would keep the wheel cover on.
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Looking for 19" Y spoke wheels to replace my 18" 20-spoke wheels on my Titanium. Mine are in great shape with 13k miles on tires. If you are looking to downsize, let me know.
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Hello all, first post here. I've got a 2013 Titanium with the 19" wheels. Love the vehicle but it's terrible in snow. Now that my second winter with this vehicle is approaching I need to get some snow tires and need help. For one, there isn't crap available for the OEM wheel size in a winter tire. Second, the width is far to fat for driving through snow. Some background, my previous vehicle (Honda Accord) I had outfitted with winter tires/wheels that were skinny 195's with only 15" rim so the added sidewall would absorb the pot holes better. I could easily track through snow up to 6" deep, which isn't so uncommon for my area. I'd like to do the same with my Fusion with minus sizing the wheels. Has anyone else done this? I'd imagine going with the SE 17" OEM tire size would work on my Titanium unless the brakes are significantly different. Anyone know? I'd like to order tire/wheel combo from Tire Rack or someone similar with TPMS pre-installed. Just want to make sure it will fit before I spend $1000+. Thanks
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Hello all, first post in the forum as a new Fusion owner. I got a '13 Titanium and love everything about the car, except the stock 18's that come on it. I have to wonder, am I the only one that finds Ford's choice of wheels for the Titanium pretty baffling? With that said, I am looking to swap out the wheels, ideally with another factory wheel. Of course I love the 19" H-spokes but I think I'd like to stay at 18" for MPG. I do also like the clean look of the 5 spokes that come on the appearance package. Can I simply swap these in easily(with my tires) since the new/old are both 18s? I found some available for sale locally for $1000 rims only, which have only a few hundred miles on them. Good deal? Seems a bit high. Poll: What do people like better, the stock wheels on the Titanium or the 5 spokes from the appearance package?
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Im new to cars and want to replace my fusions rims. I have to stock 17inch ones but they're chipping. Few questions. 1. Where can I buy them? 2. What do you recommend? 3. Please just help haha.
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Hey all! I have a 2010 Fusion SE, with the 17" steel wheels and plastic covers. I was wondering if I could simply take 18" Fusion wheels and replace the ones I currently have, or if further modification would be necessary. Thanks!
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I have a 2010 fusion se and i just got 18 mustang 5.0 wheels. I cant decide which tire size to get. dont really know the width i need, 225,235 or 245 and im leaning towards getting 40s instead of then 45 low pro tire. I known the sport version has 225/45/18. And also if i dont put the tire presure sensors in them im sure the light will stay on but will there be a way to shut it off? Any help or recommendations would be helpful.
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Have a set of five ROH fury 19in wheels. 5x114.3 with a +49 offset. 245 35 19 tires. Eibach pro kit springs for v6. Ran two seasons. eibach wheel spacers. 20mm. Hub centric bolt on. Can even use with your factory wheels to fill out wheel wells and give the perfect stance. Roh wheels $600 Eibach springs $100 Wheel Spacers $150 Having trouble uploading pics. message me and i will email you pics
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If you just bought a 2013 Titanium Ford Fusion and it has these measly 19in STOCK wheels and your it itching to replace them with super awesome 20in wheels then I will gladly buy them off you. Name your price! Thanks, Eric
