Cooper Discoverer AT3 4S Review

I agree, looking to switch to something different next time.

 

What were you doing to get them so low? I've got 80k on mine, currently, which is insane.

 

I tow a teardrop camper about 10
times a year for about 100 miles roundtrip on mostly flat straight roads. I have a flat and mostly straight commute to work. Keep them between 32 and 34 psi. There’s no real reason they should be this bad. What’s your tread depth at? That’s an unbelievable amount of longevity considering their warranty ends well before that. You’re definitely in the minority by a lot.

 

I commute 90 miles a day round trip for work and drive around 30k+ per year. Additionally I've had about 5 sets of these tires dating back to 2017, including before they divided the lineup and started marketing them as 4S. 40k is pretty low for these tires.

My last service showed these tires to be around 5 or so 32nds. I'm getting ready to replace them later this month before winter.

That being said, I don't tow so that could be one of the differences. You may be better off with the XLT version. I also keep my tire pressures around 34 when warm.

 

882.76 for the same tires (slightly different size) 5 years later. 100 dollar off for black friday. i get mine installed next weekend