Cooper AT3 The Best Tire I Have Ever Owned

haha hey atleast i aint the only person on the road with bald tires go to a parking lot and no one has good tread on there tires

 

I have some random off brand chinese M/T tires that i would not suggest at all

 

Way to steal OPs thunder there "slick".

Happy for you OP, I just got new wheels and tires today! Feels good. I almost got at3s but the dynapros were buy three get one with free alignment etc so. . . I'll have to try them next time.

Let us know how they handle as time goes. I am most interested in snow handling personally. . .

 

I know i thread jacked him....

 

man 70 k is alot for m/t's

 

Good job on finding a nice set of tires that you like. Hopefully they wear slow and keep you moving.

 

Blake, I picture you as a 4 year old that just chugged a monster or two.

 

Yea but they should have been replaced around 20k ago but they have worked fine and no rain or snow so havent needed tons of traction

 

me? I chugged a monster but i am 17 why?

 

Yeah I know that its an early review but i have had the ATR's which are the previous tire before the AT3 and the AT3 already out performs the ATR's significantly and I loved the ATR's on my granddads Taho.

 

Oh man it would be a miracle to get snow where I am. I get about a cm of snow every 15 years.

 

It would be a miracle if we only get 6 feet lol

 

alright ill post pics tomorrow.

 

I did the same thing, I went from the ATR to the AT3 and actually preferred the ATR. The only reason I got rid of the ATR was because they started splitting on the sidewall and Cooper actually warrantied them. The AT3 is nice but seemed to get louder as they aged (still not bad for an A/T tire at all, but you'll notice a difference when you cross 10k miles with them) and I have a hard time fighting a cupping issue with them (ATR's or my highway tires don't cup). I haven't had them in any real snow yet because last winter was non-existant but I expect them to handle well in the snow. Traction-wise, I've got no complaints with the AT3 and they look great also.

 

There are DOT-rated slicks available from Hoosier and Yokohama, though of course you should run them only on dry pavement.

 

I have used the ATR and ST and the SIL put the AT3 on her 4 runner and likes them...plus, Consumer Reports gave them the top rating for AT type tires...

 

Blake, I could instantly tell you were 16 or 17 by the way you post haha. Not hating - it's just funny how easy it is to tell over the internet with no pictures or further information, based only on how somebody speaks. If you can get new tires for free - I'd do that sooner than later.

OP good to hear about the tires. I'd like to know more about their wear farther down the road.

 

haha ya you can definatly tell how old people are. Also actions dont know many 30+ year old people that bake there tires at every light lol. I have new tires i just need to drive 180 miles to where i used to live to pick them up and get them mounted and balanced so when i have a free weekend i am going to change them out.

 

Was hoping you were permabanned haha doh!

 

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