Replacing Tires and Oil Change on the 2020 Ford Fusion SE Hybrid

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@EnthusiastCarHangar 4 ай бұрын

The Fusion looks like it’s in a good shape. Only the wheels look like they have never been washed. Cheap tires are ok but you have to be careful. They either wear super fast or they last forever but the rubber gets dry and hard. Wet driving and braking performance is usually where they aren’t as good. 40PSI is too much pressure I think. Maybe check oh that. Anyways safe travels!

@flyer2359x 4 ай бұрын

I'm on three months now with my 2020 Fusion Energi Hybrid. While not as long of ownership as you, mine has 94K kms (about 55K mi) and honestly it's been nice just being able to hop in and go without worrying about anything and a very cheap gas bill. My gas bill has gone from $275 to $350 a month to... $60 to $80 a month and there's far more sound deadening vs the vic and we will need brakes far less with regen braking. I need to get winter tires here soon. Honestly have 0 regrets buying it. Do I miss the sound of the V8 and the sofa seats? Sure do, but honestly no rust, no mechanical worry really and far cheaper to operate and own, it's 100% the smart move and would do it again. Even so, the seats in the fusion are pretty good too. It's a worthy vic replacement imo. Even for what features there are, there's buttons for and the screen is very simple and easy to use.

@VitaliyKofman 4 ай бұрын

I feel the same way. Big boats are great, but just driving without issues even better!

@lugburz7539 4 ай бұрын

I agree with you, cars have gone waay overboard with the tech and screens and electronics in the recent years. Like you said, 2020 might be the last good year, where cars already had all the modern tech, but the safety features haven't become too intrusive, with constant beeping, etc. And if you plan on keeping the Fusion for a while, I'd advise against 10+ months oil change intervals. :) It's 5k miles or 6 months, whichever comes first.