Tyre reviews Cooper Discoverer M+S. Page 4 463

High tread pattern helps on snow split.
Very soft even in freezing temperatures.
Sufficiently noisy, but I do not rate that as a deficiency.

Hello! I'm leaving a review. Fantastic tyre. I drive in +7 degrees in slush and winter with studs (tires with studs) on snowy terrain - literally up to the bumper. Depending on the weather, I use 4*4 and 4*2 modes. It's already been two seasons. The studs are still in place, minimal wear. It's worth its weight in gold. I think it will continue to satisfy me for not one, but another season.

Good tire, well-balanced, little noise, over 3 seasons only one puncture per wheel which I consider to be good, but on ice you have to be more careful.

Picked up for upcoming winter, but sure the tire is great.

Here's the text translated into English:

"This is my fourth winter season with my studded Coper, the ice grip is excellent, and it also does a good job on loose, deep snow. It's a pretty good quality tire, I've lost one stud on each tire. If you say I drive carefully, you'd be wrong, I drive aggressively and only change tires when the grass is green.)"

For a microbus with a rear-wheel drive, it's a pretty good choice. Operating in the Stavropol region did not allow us to identify all the winter characteristics, but trips along M4 to Moscow and M1 to Belarus showed good speed characteristics, low noise levels, and stable behavior on the asphalt. I did not venture into the mud, did not conquer the snowy taiga, and did not practice on the ice rink. Everything I encountered in the city and on the highways was

The tire is being used on a Hyundai HD72 truck. The impressions are only positive. The truck, even without a load, confidently drives in any weather conditions, taking into account the light canopy body. It is possible to compare it with the Nokia truck versions. By feeling, Cooper likes it more, although Nokia has shown itself decently.

Excellent winter tire for an SUV. It handles deep snow well and performs fairly well on ice. The only drawback, in my opinion, is that it makes a lot of noise on a clean asphalt road, but given that it's a winter tire with studs, it's hardly worth complaining about. Overall, it's a great tire. One complaint to the supplier: please deliver the tires with a more recent production date - it feels like they've been sitting on the warehouse shelves for several years and not

Three seasons of Cooper Discaverer M+S 255/55/18 lost one stud. The tire works perfectly in all modes. For example, on another car the Japanese tire 265/75/17 has been missing for two seasons and less than half of the studs, I recommend to everyone.

Ran two winter seasons. 4/5 rating. When I bought them in 2013, they were good value for the price. The tire is heavy (knobby) and has a very respectable tread depth.
Pros:
- excellent in slush, packed snow, and packed snow drifts.
- strong, knobs hold well. Not a single puncture for all the time. Does not wear down, almost like new after two winter seasons.<