Tyre reviews Cooper Discoverer A/T3. Страница 3 187

As an A/T, tyres are very good! Soft, light (relatively to M/T), comfortable ride on asphalt, not too loud, well grip the road. For those who occasionally go off-road and forest roads, it's a great option. As a whole family, we go fishing, tourist trips to beautiful places in Russia, etc. i.e. we need to cover long distances both on asphalt and on dirt/gravel roads. It's not possible to constantly change tyres: I work

These tires are really great to buy, and the off-road vehicle definitely needs an A/T tire, but they suck up bumps like crazy, I wouldn't say that. After using Michelin Cross tires, which turned out to be much softer and more comfortable on asphalt, Coopers seem a bit wooden if you know what I mean! I haven't driven off-road yet, but I think they'll do the job!

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As of my writing this review, I have approximately 40,000 miles on the tire and can say the following:

1-This tire is not suitable for winter driving, it does a great job with snow but is a disaster on ice.

2-It has very poor balance and is constantly veering to one side, it seems to be worse at speeds above 120, although this may be dependent on the size of the tire (I have a 265/70

Excellent tires. Size 235/75 16". Balanced normally. 60-80 psi per wheel. Very attractive appearance. Soft. Quite quiet. Extremely comfortable, even on asphalt. After "Kama 221" feels absolute comfort. Produced in the USA. Week 50, 2013 production. Haven't tested in mud and clay yet. Smaller bumps and irregularities swallowed up perfectly. Great option for Kairon.

Ford Escape 2008 2.3L 2WD
Bought in spring, took on a deal 225/70/16, balanced normally, but on two wheels by 80 grams of load, on the other two by 40
As installed - the next day it snowed - the snow and snow mash I'm scraping quite confidently, but may God keep you from slipping on it.
Took exclusively for the summer, but it just

The tire is good, I've been driving for the second summer.

Pros:

- looks nice
- good traction for AT
- almost no wear for the second season

Cons:

- noise
- it's impossible to balance in my size 305-70R16
- heavy, increased fuel consumption by 5 liters.

I understand that it’s an AT tire, but it’s still quite noisy, especially when used mainly in the city. I'd recommend sticking to a normal highway tire for this purpose. On long drives, it can be quite tiring. The tire is very comfortable and soft in terms of absorbing potholes, and it handles moderate mud quite well for an AT tire. I didn’t use it in winter and won’t, as I find it unnecessary in our climate conditions. It was well-bal

I bought and thank God they had a tire changing service, because after the third attempt (rotating the tire on the rim) it was finally possible to remove a mass of 100 kg from the first wheel. The second showed 170 grams from the first try, then we started to spin it, and it wouldn't show less than 220 grams. From the fifth try we barely managed to catch 170 grams, and the third tire was a dud. Unfortunately (or maybe luckily),

The tyres were incredibly soft. The roads are like after World War II, and these tyres can glide over all the potholes smoothly without a single thought about blowouts!

It was hard to balance them, but we managed.

There was hardly as much noise as we expected. After the siping, they are incredibly quiet.

On the highway, I tested them at 170 km/h. They're like they're embedded in the road.

The only minus is that they weigh 2 kg more

Bought new ones, during installation found a defect on one of the tires (a nail on the inner sidewall). The impression of the manufacturer immediately dropped. We'll see how it behaves on the road.

I won't rate it, haven't driven on them yet.