Cooper Discoverer ATP 265 75 16

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Harleydoc

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Ok I know there is not a lot of info on these tires that I could find but what I have found they say it is a good tire so I picked up a set for my t4r they was 475 shipped plus 40 buck to have them mounted an balanced...

I thought I would start this threaded and update it as I tested these tire out..

Here is what I like so far

Road noise is low
Ride is great
The price was more than right.

Will update more as they will be test over the next few weeks.
 
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Yes a set of 4 discount tire direct
http://www.discounttiredirect.com

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I've had mine for about 7 months and have no complaints. They handle the trail fairly well and are good on the road. Can't beat them for that price!
 
i've got almost a year on them and they're a great tire.
road noise is is much better than my old revo2s

they've held up well off road also. from moab to colorado mud. no complaints.
 
Just got back for a little mud trip. I live in VA beach so most of out offroading is low land that had deep mid plus is has been rainin like crazy the past few week my buddy has a taco with KM2s on it I went thur some deep mud and they worked great lugs clear out fast and she keep flying thru the mud. My buddy on the other hand toga taken the same track I did and got stuck.

Likes so far

Work good in the mud

Cooper ATP 1
KM2 0
 
Wow, thats a good deal. I got mine from Discount Tire as well back in December. I have Discoverer 265 75 H/Ts and love them. I dont know why the H/Ts are more expensive than the A/Ts thought. I just looked on the website and the H/Ts are $20 more a piece. I would think it would be the opposite.

Im thinking my next tire will be a 285 75 Discoverer AT
 
Hmmm. $720 shipped for a set of 285's. I've been cruising craigslist and looking at $350-600 for various used sets. Might be worth a try.

Any of you guys air down regularly when you hit the trail? Any feedback in that regard? They don't say much about the sidewall construction on the website.
 
Harleydoc said:
Just got back for a little mud trip. I live in VA beach so most of out offroading is low land that had deep mid plus is has been rainin like crazy the past few week my buddy has a taco with KM2s on it I went thur some deep mud and they worked great lugs clear out fast and she keep flying thru the mud. My buddy on the other hand toga taken the same track I did and got stuck.

Likes so far

Work good in the mud

Cooper ATP 1
KM2 0
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The KM2 is a good tire, my guess is that user error may have been a factor :D Regardless, it's good they didn't get stuck :)
 
white_n_slow said:
Hmmm. $720 shipped for a set of 285's. I've been cruising craigslist and looking at $350-600 for various used sets. Might be worth a try.

Any of you guys air down regularly when you hit the trail? Any feedback in that regard? They don't say much about the sidewall construction on the website.
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The Discoverer A/T 285s have a average review of 9.4/10 on Discount Tires website. Ive never seen a higher review. You should definately give them a try. Then you can tell me all about them before I decide to buy them :bravo:
 
1985taylor1925 said:
The Discoverer A/T 285s have a average review of 9.4/10 on Discount Tires website. Ive never seen a higher review. You should definately give them a try. Then you can tell me all about them before I decide to buy them :bravo:
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Ordered today, so I guess I will be your guinnea pig. :D
 
Dredging up a couple day old thread......
I just switched from BFG All-Terrain KO ,265-75-16, and I could not be happier. I have about 1000 miles on mine. I have also used Yokohama Geolander HTS. The Coopers are better on road and in heavy rain than the others. I haven't taken them off road yet but I usually deal with sand. Smoother ride than the BFGs, more on road certainty than the Yokos. Plus I have had several friends complement the look.
 
Hollis said:
Dredging up a couple day old thread......
I just switched from BFG All-Terrain KO ,265-75-16, and I could not be happier. I have about 1000 miles on mine. I have also used Yokohama Geolander HTS. The Coopers are better on road and in heavy rain than the others. I haven't taken them off road yet but I usually deal with sand. Smoother ride than the BFGs, more on road certainty than the Yokos. Plus I have had several friends complement the look.
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Loving my coopers just got back from a goose hunt and it was sloppy here is a pic of the coopers after some deep mud
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Be forewarned: these tires are under-sized!

I just got my 285/75-16's today and measured them up. Brand new, unmounted, they are 32" by 10". That is to say they are barely 32" Maybe 31.9" or so. And 10" wide measuring the bulge, not the tread. That's closer to a 265/75 than a true 285/75.

I'm not sure if I want to return them, or just run them until I get my 4.88's, but I was definitely disappointed :/ Might be good news for someone looking for a bigger tire with minimal lift though.
 
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Mine look better than my are bigger then my old tires I was running let me go and pull a tape on them I will let you know in a bit I am running 265 75 16
 
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