Tyre reviews Cooper Discoverer M+S Sport. Page 2 111

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I've had a short experience with this tire, but I want to share it. The size is 265/70/16. Even when balancing on two wheels, I didn't have to put on weights (during balancing). Honestly, it was surprising. 27 years of driving, I've never seen anything like this. So far, I've only driven in Moscow, but the weather has provided all the options: from +5 to -15. From dry asphalt

Used two sets on L200. Louder than stock but liveable. Rest is +40 to -40 snow, mud, no extreme. But fit chains and it's a 4x4.

Cooper tires were employed for the first time on this car. No major criticisms to report; however, I now believe that a studded tire is required for a crossover. Smooth tires are not very effective on slippery roads (ice or snowy conditions) and you have to constantly consider this aspect. In all other respects, these tires deserve praise, whether it’s on a muddy road, slush with wet snow, or a snow-covered road with a heavy snow cover.

Met the price/quality ratio.

Honda was a bit noisy, but Danlop was quieter, and then it was a super tire!

Great tire, not as good on ice as studded, but otherwise all good.

SsangYong Kyron 2.3, petrol, manual. (not on the list) Quiet, inexpensive, excellent on snow, deep snow, slush, dry asphalt and wet asphalt.

It's time to change

Fair for summer, but short tread life.

Optimal price/quality ratio. Year-round usage.