NEW Tires!!!

[54warrior]

Had these installed on Saturday morning, Cooper Discoverer S/T 35x12.50-17 Very pleased thus far. Much quieter than the ProComp Mud Terrains that I had. A bit narrower than those were, but doesn't hinder the handling much.

[h4xor]

nice tires

[DeadRiver]

good lookin tires, now go get em dirty!

i had a set of coopers on my mazda, they were street, but still a great tire.. always hard to find the replacement i needed though.

[54warrior]

That quarter is all I have left!!! It ended up being around $900 when all was said and done- a shame for sure, that money could have bought me a nice set of coilovers!!

[DeadRiver]

yeah, i blew out a sidewall on my coopers on my mazda, i had to ride around on the donut for 3 days while they shipped in my tire... i think it was only 90 bucks though....

i keep sticking ab in my tires to check my tread... i'm hoping they'll pass this year again so i postpone wheel/tire upgrade, which may sound weird, but i do have to buy a house this year.... eventually

[Spencer@tirerack]

those look aggressive!

[Helinut1970]

Thats a nice AT tire! I want to hear back from ya on how the wear later!

[54warrior]

Originally Posted by Helinut1970

Thats a nice AT tire! I want to hear back from ya on how the wear later!

I had two sets on an S-10 ZR2. I got 45K+ out of the first set. The second set had probably 30K on them when I traded it in on the Titan. I kept that set of wheels/tires though, and the tires are now on my Dad's YJ Wrangler. He has put another 10K on them and they still have about 30% of the treadlife left. Granted, the S-10 and Wrangler are much lighter vehicles and I'm sure that the weight of our Titans will have some effect on treadwear. The place I bought them said I should expect at least 40K out of them.

They also told me that the Discoverer STT's have been getting less than half the miles that these ones are.

[Armada]

Nice tires. Those are real truck tires. 10 ply LT's.

I'm running Cooper Discovery ATR's in stock size -- 285-70-17's. The ATR's have a slightly less aggressive tread pattern but are otherwise pretty much identical -- maybe a bit more load capacity than yours (I tow a heavy trailer).

I think you will like those tires. Cooper does not get that much press, but is very serious about truck tires. You see then in a lot of commercial HD situation where durability and long tread life are as important as traction.