Show off your Cooper ST Maxx

I would go down to 30 - 35psi, I keep mine at 35.

 

same here, 35psi all around and the ride is good

 

Thanks guys

 

On an F250 I'm running 38 front, 34 rear. With these on a Tacoma I wouldn't go over 30psi.

 

move been playing around with it a lot. I was at about 33 front 30 Cold in the rears and bumped them up to 35 Cold all around for a recent tow trip. And can feel the difference in fuel economy and even power slightly. Might just run em at this for a while and see how they ride.

 

Bone stock 19' Pro, 255/85r16's on 2nd Gen wheels. No rub, no wondering, no noise, no problem.



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So far, one of the best tires I've ever had.

 

Soon G, very very soon!

 

How are they on wet roads?

 

STMaxx make for a good tire swing



Made it for my nephew this weekend, ripped the sidewall on this one a couple years ago

 

Still waking up, but I somehow read this as your nephew ripping the sidewall while tire swinging and was seriously concerned

 

LOL he's tall for his age but definitely not that big.

 

Is everyone still reporting pulling to the right with these, or did they fix it since they first came out?

 

Not mine.

 

Although I'm not posting any pictures with this post, I just wanted to share a little nugget of information about my experience with the ST Maxx's.

Had them installed on my 2001 T4R on 10/30/2015. They made it to 63,225 miles, with the exception of one. The one that didn't make it that far probably had 63,175 miles on it -- driver rear. Started leaking air with no apparent punctures, damage or anything else to it. Ended up going completely flat on me while driving. Called AAA, driver responded and aired it up to almost 35 psi, went kaboom. Completely blew out the backside of the tire. To this day I still don't know what caused it to start losing air as quickly as it did. I was meticulous about rotating them every 5K miles, missed one rotation and went 10K only once though. Never experienced uneven wearing, no real pulling issues (ok maybe a little), but aside from that, they performed flawlessly on sand, mud, snow, rain, you name it. Multiple wheeling trips and they had never failed me. Definitely would recommend them. I was averaging about 12-14 mpg's with them. I ended up purchasing the Cooper AT3 XLT's this time around and my mpg's have gone back up to about 15, so I'm happy. Had them installed 06/08/2020. Also not doing much wheeling these days so I didn't need an aggressive tire anymore.
*Note* both the ST Maxx's and AT3 XLT's I had/have were/are in 285/75/16.

If you're thinking about buying them and have the intentions of doing any wheeling, get them. Trust me, you won't regret it.

 

Happy Father's Day to all you Dads! I say Dad because there is a huge difference to me.

Hope you all get a chance to relax and do nothing.

 

really nice looking wheel/tire combo

 

Thanks, I owe it all to @Unchained 5150 . He sold them to me. But as soon as I saw the Combo I knew they were for me.

 

I worry the 255’s would look too skinny but those coopers look wider than my 265’s in KO 2s.

 

STMaxx 255s are a wide skinny tire. I have them on my truck and a 255 Cooper Adventurer spare (not the StMaxx)... The spare is technically the same size but nearly an inch narrower than the STmaxx are. Looking at it you can tell it's noticeably more skinny despite being rated at the same exact size.

 

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