question bout cooper tires
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question bout cooper tires
im thinking bout buying some cooper discoverer s/t but i was wondering how long will the tread last? ive bought bfg all terrain and mud terrain and will never buy them again cause neither lasted long on my truck.
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1989 d250 2wd diesel
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well thats better than what i got out of these **** bfg's. i have mud terrains and they only lasted bout 10,000 miles and i don't spin them. i won't ever buy bfg's again.
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I have the discover st on mine in the 35...i dont really have a lot of experience with more aggressive tires like this...in the past i have ran like the pro comp extreme all terrains and that..but so far i really like these...i live in laramie, wyoming and do a fair amount of driving up in the mountains and in the snow...now complaints yet....as for tread life i only have a little over 5,000 on them but they still look brand new (even though they probably should)
As for other trucks up here I have seen about 4 other trucks with guys running them...i dont know any of them personally but there out there
As for other trucks up here I have seen about 4 other trucks with guys running them...i dont know any of them personally but there out there
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I have Cooper Discoverer ATR (IIRC) on my truck. Its my third set. Typically, they last about two years for me, partly because of alignment problems. I find they have good traction in all conditions, including black ice. (By this I mean, I have never had any squirrely problems on black ice with these tires) So, these tires are averaging about 30,000 miles on my truck. They are priced at $150 or so, depending on the amount of "mount and balance" charges. Mine are 265/75/16E. Low road noise and great traction.
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Wow, that's bad, do you run pretty heavily loaded or something? We run BFG's on all the ranch trucks (as well as my jeep and my brothers truck) and all of them get way more than 30k out of a set. I've got about 35k on the ones on the jeep with about 40% tread left but i'm running A/T's. But cooper makes a good tire as well, so give them a go, but i don't think you're gonna notice a big diff. in treadwear over BFG's.
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NO problems here!
I've had the Discoverer ATR's on the dually for the past 2 years, about 25000 miles. No problems at all! Very good on and off road traction, quiet on the road. Even make it up my driveway in the snow before I plow (1500 feet up a 14% grade).
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Wow, that's bad, do you run pretty heavily loaded or something? We run BFG's on all the ranch trucks (as well as my jeep and my brothers truck) and all of them get way more than 30k out of a set. I've got about 35k on the ones on the jeep with about 40% tread left but i'm running A/T's. But cooper makes a good tire as well, so give them a go, but i don't think you're gonna notice a big diff. in treadwear over BFG's.
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