Tires Cooper or GOODRIDGE

I love those discoverer & the at3. I've always thought that's one of the best AT tires out there for the price point. They just do everything well. They're surprisingly good in light mud. I've never punctured that C load out here in CO.

I've had these on my 4runner for the last few years. I would recommend. They've held up well and aren't insanely loud on the road.

I'm running Cooper Discoverer True North, I'm happy with them

I have these tires and have 0 complaints. I would not say they are like any of my former k02s of course but I needed a budget LT tire that sees occasional FSR use

Great in rain. Not overly loud. Wearing well a year in

Had the Cooper at3s iirc on my ram and they were great in mud, snow etc, but lowered my mpg 1-2 compared to all seasons stock

I got exactly those tires from walmart last blk friday and they are good tires, feel safe in snow and rain, work well on the soft soft sand, and are only a little noisier than the stock hankooks my frontier came with. They cost me probably a mile per gallon in efficiency.

I have Motomaster Eliminators (3peak whatever made by Cooper) and they're great for city driving and the odd jaunt out of town. I drive an SUV with 4wd and put in maybe 15000km/year so they don't have much wear and I don't have to worry about swapping tires every year.

They're wearing quickly like an AT does, but great in the snow.

Not cooper tires. I have them and my truck has a hard pull due to the design.

It happened to my dad when he bought cooper tires. I'd like to avoid other brands that have dented sidewalls.