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Old 01-04-2005, 10:44 AM
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Question Cooper tire Discoverer STT?

anybody have any experience with this tire?

it looks nice.. I saw it in one of the 4wd mags 2005 buying guide..



any comments?
Old 01-04-2005, 11:25 AM
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I bought 4 Cooper's for my Runner over 2½ years ago, although not STT. Cooper makes a great tire. I liked Cooper's enough to buy a set of four for my wifes ride too...
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There's a bunch of tire reviews on my website... some guy reviewed the STTs there. Gave them good grades, but didn't comment on them beyond the ratings.
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I run Cooper S/T's on my Tacoma. Love 'em. I didn't get the STT's because I really didn't want a full mud tire, but I have to say that their new STT design is one of the best looking mud tires on the market IMO. I am almost interested in them, but they don't have all of their sizes out yet and they are built really heavy. Much more than I need really. I have to say though that you won't go wrong with any Cooper tires. They are extremely good tires and the prices can't be beat.

If you need a great in between tire, go with the S/T's. They are much more aggressive than the A/T's, but a bit less so than the STT. My avatar pic shows the tread.

They are extremely popular over in Australlia. Just thought I would throw that in.
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i ran a set of their old m/t's in a 33x12.5x15 (8 years ago) i got 50k out of them before i sold the truck. rode great, little noise and awsome traction. I think i'll be checking out the stt's as soon as they get more sizes out!
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I bringing this topic back up to see if anyone has used these tires since the inital thread was posted. These tires are $40 cheaper per tire than MTR's. Since the Toyo (see my other thread) arn't due to be released for a few months I'm looking at other options.

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Old 02-24-2005, 07:12 AM
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Just to update, either fourwheeler mag or peterson's 4 wheel drive magazine (I can't remember exactly which since I get both) reviewed the STT's in this month's issue. They really liked them from what they said and also that they acted just like an all terrain on the street.
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I am running the Cooper Discovery LT on my 4 runner
31 X 10.5 X 15 these are fantastic tires both on and off road

My next set of tires will be Cooper.

Old 02-24-2005, 11:01 AM
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Originally Posted by 03TRDBlack
I run Cooper S/T's on my Tacoma. Love 'em.
Me Too

I ran 31 S/T's for about a year before switching to 33 MTR's
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I want some, but I want them in a 33x10.50 or 32x11.50, maybe they will make more sizes soon.

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The only thing I can't tell is if the shoulder is just a pattern, or of the lugs go over the side of the tire like the MTRs

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Here are some pics from SEMA of them. The shots came from www.rockcrawler.com.


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As you can see, the tread goes over the sides quite a bit.
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dang.. those look hot
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Originally Posted by Mikronized
dang.. those look hot
I agree
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Sweet - nice pics. Yeah, those look real good - especialy for $40 less per tire over the MTR's or Toyo's.

Hmmm.
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Anyone got pricing on these yet? I can't really find anyone online that is selling them.
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Originally Posted by 03TRDBlack
Anyone got pricing on these yet? I can't really find anyone online that is selling them.
you can't even buy them from the dealers yet I don't think.
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Hmm - the only reason I brought this thread back up was the guy at Big O offered these STT as an option over the Toyo MT's and he said they were about $140 per tire. Unless I misheard him. Guess I'll have to call him back.

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I must ask this:

Cooper Discoverer S/T's OR BFG A/T's

I need a good tire with good wear that'll handle mostly road driving, snowy winters, and good off road. I've ridden on BFG's my whole life and can't complain... however, at the S/T's just as good or better?


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