Cooper Discoverer AT's
#1
Do Cooper Discoverer AT's pick up a lot of road gravel?
Now looking at these. My mechanic said he will order them and cut me a deal. Estimate about $90 apiece. Checked them out online and searched previous message boards and so far so good. The only thing I didn't find is if they pick and throw a lot of gravel??? My dad has got a set of Bridgestone Dueler (non Revos) and those things are terrible at picking up gravel. Sounds like rain on a tin roof inside the wheel wells. The Coops look very similar to my Les Schwab All Terrain SXT's made by Avon.
Last edited by POLARISGUY; 12-02-2003 at 04:28 PM.
#3
I've gottem
I have these on my 02 -- actually transfered them over from my 99(which ford bought back). I have the LT 245 75 16 load range E. They have a combined total of 30K on them and they are only half worn. I really like the traction and the load carrying ability. I have been in 6 inchs of wet snow on a grassy area and was not in 4WD-- still had traction -even with no load in the bed of the truck. I do have the Limited slip. I give them 2 thumbs up!!
#5
I'm sold on the Discoverer AT's
Went to check them out. $510 out the door. The "Avon" Les Schwab All Terrain SXT's are made by Cooper according the shop. The Coopers are a little more aggressive with a 50k warranty instead of 40K on the Schwabs and cheaper. Nice tread design for what I do with plenty of factory siping. They don't recommend extra siping. The Cooper HT's tread pattern is a little too close together for me and Perfection Tire agrees. He said the HT's aren't that great in snow. Of course they were out of stock in the 6 ply so will be ordering this week. Will post my results soon...Thanks for everyone's feedback.
#7