Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT 112T All-Terrain Tire

I found a great deal on these and decided to pull the trigger - having them installed on my truck today, so will report back with impressions after a few days.

 

Rules say you have to tell us what deal you got, and where you secured said deal...rules are rules for a reason.

JK. But seriously...where?

 

Sam’s Club had the best price I could find on them, then reached out to Discount Tire using their “Found It Lower” and they agreed to match it! Got them put on yesterday and really liking them so far!

 

Looking good! I have the same wheels so the pictures are great!
I purchased yesterday at @Discount Tire and am set for install next week. Thanks @YodaTacoTime for the assist!

 

After almost a week of driving around on these new tires, I'm a big fan. Much quieter and smoother ride than my last set (but part of that may be from the fact that my old tires were due to be replaced). They've been performing great in the rain as well. Haven't done much off road driving yet, but I would highly recommend these for anyone looking for a slightly less aggressive all terrain with good road manners.

 

Cooper makes awesome tires. They are not as popular as the BFG K02 (which is a mediocre tire, IMHO), and some of the offerings from Nitto, Toyo, Falken, etc. but they make a fantastic tire. Again, IMHO.

 

Good to know as mine go on this afternoon!

 

I was running KO2's before but the E rating sucks for ride quality, especially since I now don't use the truck for work and don't need 10 plys. These ride much better than the KO2's and better than the wildpeaks (which wore waaaay to fast). Can't say these are fuel saver's but they definitely don't pick up and throw gravel. It may be me, but they seem to have more rolling resistance than I'd like.

 

That would be my assumption as well.

 

Installed today. 12 mile drive home and they're nice and quiet. That's all I have at the moment.

 

About 150 mi on dry pavement since install. Smooth, quiet and they look great. Moab at the end of the month and will try some wheeling with these.

 

These are going on Saturday

 

Need to get better pics when the sun is not setting

 

Walmart has them for $178 each and Discount tire will match the price

 

These look great. I am trying to decide between these and the Goodyear Wrangler Workhorses for my 2021 TRD Off-Road. When you bought yours from Discount Tire, did they have these with black sidewall lettering listed on their website? I currently only see these tires with white lettering posted their site, which I don't want.

 

As far as I know, they only offer them with white lettering, but I had the guys at DT turn the white lettering in (one side has black lettering, the other has white lettering).

 

White on one side. Black on the other.

 

Just returned from a hunting trip up in Northern Maine. 400+ miles on forest/logging roads. Many being being graded and fresh shale being layed down. Many still unrepaired and washed out/riverbed like roads from storms back in April. These tires handled it all like a champ.

265/75/16 - SL

 

Just had mine installed and like them so far but only have less than 50 miles on them. I'll provide an update once I drive on them more.

 

Update: So far they've been great in the rain. Drove 50 or so miles in steady rain with no issues at roughly 70mph. Haven't been off road with them except for gravel roads and they performed absolutely fine there. They don't seem to have any traction issues or throw much rocks.