Cooper Discoverer ATP

I just purchased these yesterday evening in a 265/75/16 for $550 OTD with the lifetime repair/free replacement warranty....you just can't beat discount tires pricing (especially if you just ask for a discounted rate!). These tires feel soooo much better than my half-used Bridgestone Revo's. QUIET on the highway, and felt very comfortable and safe going through the rain. Can't wait to get them on the dirt next weekend, will report back!

 

Yeah, when I was searching for tires, I was surprised that Discount Tire had the cheapest, even over Wal-Mart! I don't know if Wal-Mart even carries all-terrain tires, though.

 

Just get the zeon ltz's.

 

Just a quick observation for others thinking of this tire. I opted for the P-metric version of this tire, even though it doesnt say "P" on it. Then I counted the number of ply's.....to my surprise 7! I always thought P tires were like 5 or 6. Sorry if somebody already mentioned this, but I am pretty pleased with finding this, as I do do a bit of offroading and the P rating had me a bit nervous. But just couldnt go back to an E rated tire...killed my 6 banger.

Carry on.

 

Please inform, how does one count plys?

 

are these enough pics of the atp's?

 

its on the sidewall

 

just put 285/75 16 Atps on my Tahoe, they're super quiet and look like they're plenty aggressive if you're after an AT tire. I'll try if I remember and do a review at a later date when it's not just initial feelings.

 

I think I'm going to pull the trigger on these ATP's from Discount Tire. Currently running the stock Dunlop all season AT3 tires 245/75/16. Due to I'm a 4 banger, should I go with the 265/70/16 over the 265/75/16 for less stress on engine and fuel enconomy? I do most of my driving in winter months. Thanks!

 

Sidewalls, who has that? Where do I get this tool? :screwy:

Still loving my tires, btw.

 

Just put on a set of ATP's work great on the street but still waiting to see how they work in the dirt.

 

i have running cooper discoverer AT/3 285 70 r17 for the past year about 15000 miles so far the best tire i have had in the dirt snow and sand love them

 

I put a set of 265/75r16 on my truck several months ago. They do well in the rain, haven't had any snow yet. Went with a bunch of TW guys to Shoe Creek this weekend and they did great on the trail. http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/south-east/230842-shoe-creek-august-2012-a.html Only got stuck once on a rock, if I would have had 4 wheel drive I think I would have made it. I can hear them on the road, so I wouldn't say that they weren't all that quiet. The only issue I've had is that NTB couldn't seem to balance them the first few times, other than that, they've been great.

 

I just orders these will be getting them mounted on k
Monday, I will let you know how they are.

 

Old dead thread but I am going to pull the trigger on a set 265/75-16's $520.00 shipped plus a $50 mail in rebate if purchased before 02-28-2013 through Discount Tire!!! That's only 470$ can't go wrong and that will free up $$ for suspension. Obviously I'll be paying for mounting but I know a place that'll hook me up!

 

They're awesome! Mine still look brand new

 

You'll love them. I've had mine for about 2 years now and still have no complaints. I ordered some Bilstein 5100's and Eibach coils Monday. I'm ready to see how the Cooper ATP's look with the lift.

 

just got mine yesterday, LT265/70/17

 

Looking good, man.

For anyone interested, 31's look like shit on Billie's and Eibach's. I'm going to trade mine in for 32's (or maybe 33's) tomorrow.

 

I'm really impressed with them so far. no signs of wear, plenty of offroad traction and low road noise.