It's that time ...
to put new rubber on the BFT ( 07 1500 Megacab)
I have found a deal on eBay ( of all places) for a set of LT285/70-17 COOPER DISCOVERER ATP 70R R17 TIRES LR E
What are your experiences with Coopers and moving up to this size from stock (LT265/70-17) ?
I do more over the road than off road,
But I need something semi aggressive for our wonderful winters.
NTB and Dobbs stores have a good sale on cooper tires. Buy three get one free on some tires.dont know if this covers our size.i know it covers 235-70-15 i just put some on a suburban., I LOVE MY COOPERS i have 20s on the ram
Had a set of ATPs on my 2010 with a load range E rating. They were the stock size 265 70 17. Worked great in the snow and wet roads were no problem with no hydroplaning at all.
Only real problem was that they got more noisy after about 25,000 miles or so. Also started seeing uneven wear even though they rotated every 3000 miles. Traded the truck in on a 2014 when tires had about 40,000 miles on them. Still had a lot of tread left. Should have easily made it 50,000 or more.
Hope this helps
:stop: Two thumbs down on Cooper tires, wear quickly, my experience was loss of traction on wet roads when they wear down to half tread life. VERY dangerous condition.
been hit and miss with me...had hercules terra tracs and they were excellent then on my new truck ihad cooper zoen ltz and they were junk...wore to the wear bars in 18000kms...when new traction was incredible all around but that didnt last long.
I've had good luck with coopers. I had CS4 touring tires on my old car. I put the Discover AT3 on my Mitsubishi 2 years ago. Still tons of life left :thumb: I'd buy them again :thumb:
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