Cooper Discoverer ATP 265 75 16

These came on my rig when I bought it. 265/75/16. They are really quiet and smooth on road and at highway speeds. Off road I have been fairly happy but I admittedly don't have a lot to compare them to. I aired down to about 18psi and had no issues with beads slipping or anything like that. We have very sharp terrain out here in the desert and I've had no issues with sidewall strength thus far.

They do have a really good warranty I think 50k miles for treadlife which is pretty rad. Coupled with the Discount Tire road certs I would imagine these things have a lot of life.

In my novice opinion it is fantastic for the rig which will be wheeled lightly for hunting/fishing/camping but if you want something to do more serious wheeling maybe look elsewhere at the endless other options out there. I hear the new BFG AT TA KO2 has some fancy pants new sidewalls impregnated with unicorn horn fibers....
 
Just to comment on a couple posts:

AT3 and ATP have very different tread patterns. AT3 has more of a generic AT tread and functions better in the snow than ATP. ATP has a more agressive tread pattern that is probably a bit better off road.

I would consider the ATP "ok" in snow and ice, no better. If you know what you're doing, you'll get by just fine, but not nearly as solid as BFG AT KO or Duratrac in the snow. The cooper ST is probably a better choice for winter driving.
 
I've heard people talk about getting the AT3's in different ratings but i just looked at Discount Tires Website and noticed there are two different kinds. Which ones have you guys had? I'm hoping the cheaper one. If so, has anyone been able to haggle and get the pricing down at discount tire?

$129/tire = $706 Out the door with the Certificates for replacement
Tire Details - Discount Tire

$189/tire = $1015 Out the door with the Certificates for replacement
Tire Details - Discount Tire
 
I've heard people talk about getting the AT3's in different ratings but i just looked at Discount Tires Website and noticed there are two different kinds. Which ones have you guys had? I'm hoping the cheaper one. If so, has anyone been able to haggle and get the pricing down at discount tire?

$129/tire = $706 Out the door with the Certificates for replacement
Tire Details - Discount Tire

$189/tire = $1015 Out the door with the Certificates for replacement
Tire Details - Discount Tire

The more expensive one is an LT which you don't need. I have these tires and can't say enough good about them.
 

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