Tires OEM Audi or Cooper

These are on my truck right now. About 5k on them and I’ve had no issues. Grip is good on and off road. Ride is smooth. A little heavier than my stocks, so I’ve had a couple mpg loss, but other than that, I’m happy with them.

Ive been running 10 ply AT3s on mine for two years and i think they’re a great tire for the money. Winter performance leaves a little to be desired, but they’re good enough if you know how to handle. I never expect great winter performance from a 10 ply AT tire anyways.

These tires were already on my truck when I bought it used. Wish I had done more research and realized they were a Wal-mart exclusive.

I bought my truck in 2020 and had to replace my tires this year due to simple wear after putting another 50k miles on them.

They were fine through the freeze in TX (albeit, about as good as an all-terrain can be on snow/ice), and handled mud, dirt and overland without an issue.

I WISH my local discount tire still had cooper tires. Mine lasted 75k miles (4 years) before I had to replace them. I’m an average driver and get them rotated every 4/5 months so I wasn’t running bald. They gripped better on turns and we’re quieter (Honda civic)

I have the non Walmart at3’s and they are great , first time using them was when I was in Arkansas during an ice storm and they definitely were an improvement over the stock tires.

I love cooper discoverers. Great tire would recommend.

I’m 1,000 miles into these with about 300 miles towing 8k lbs and 700 miles as a pavement princess. They feel much better than the two sets of OEM Hancooks that I had on this same truck.

Felt great in heavy rain and hoping that they handle well in the snow.

I had these on my jeep Cherokee. They looked good, rode well and lasted forever

Audis run on Continental Winter Contacts, have had Nokians, Hankooks and Coopers. All worked well but the Coopers were noisiest of the bunch.

Starfire tires are a budget brand of tire made by Cooper. They're typically using Cooper's older, less advanced rubber compounds, some of which are absolutely terrifying in wet conditions and tend to be OK to good in the dry. They typically have a short tread life.