what about these?

[rtoney9]

1075661

I am getting these tires to put on my Jeep. 60/40 is my on/offroad driving. These are Cooper Discoverer ST tires. I am putting 31x10.5x15 on with a 2" body lift. What do you think about them? tread depth is 17/32.

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edited by: rtoney9, Jul 10, 2003 - 09:53 AM[addsig]

 

[ufgator16]

1075662

I run cooper discovery 33 x 12.5's and they have treated me good. I think they are a pretty good on/off road tire.

Joshua[addsig]

 

[Tug-n-pull]

1075728

I have ran several sets of Coopers on cars and trucks and have never had a problem with any set. The cobras they make are great I like them better than any other high spped road tire I have dealt with. I have herd nothing but good about the discoverer's. Looks like a great choice. How are they priced? tug[addsig]

 

[flyboy]

1075756

Look good but do you need the s/t (snow terrain) or could you go with the m/t (mud terrain)?[addsig]

 

[rtoney9]

1075765

I can get 4 mounted and balanced fro $400.00. I think that the MT would wear out faster because of the highway driving that I do everyday. 35 miles each day (school and work)[addsig]

 

[mandarrin]

1075768

never heard of them :lol: :lol: [addsig]

 

[flyboy]

1075830

I would talk to some tire guys but I think that the s/t would probably have the same wear rate as the m/t. And the m/t look meaner and will get you through a lot more.[addsig]

 

[64Jeeper]

1075831

I had Cooper m/t's on mine, and they never got me stuck, however, they are no good in the snow. I was sliding all over the place, so I switched back to my all terrains for driving in the snow.[addsig]

 

[jhiggins]

1075860

Go with the M/T's they have the same tread life
on them if you rotate and keep proper inflation... :-D [addsig]