coopers...

[GrenadedToy]

just read an article in four wheeler on the cooper discoverer STT's and they sound like a pretty good tire(well for what im lookin for anyway) does anyone have some or know anybody who does that can back this up? the guys in the mad didnt get to test them out in mud because it was so dry where they had tested them . so just seein if anyone knows how they would do on northwestern terrain(oregon)

[kneedownnate]

I've had two sets so far, the latter a set of 31s I still run.  Mine are actually Hercules, but are the same tire from the same company, just different name on the side.  I have 40,000 miles on them and could probably stretch another 7-10,000 mi out of them with decent driving, and I don't drive slow.  They work surprisingly well in every situation I've had them in, which ranges from DD duties to some pretty sloppy stuff when I'm hunting.  I don't rock crawl, but would figure they're fairly decent on the rocks considering how hard I can rail em on the street.  I couldn't believe how cheap they were and how good the warranty was, $400 otd and free replacement no questions asked till 50% tread, then prorated after that.  Lilbuddy had some too I think?

[CTENG in KS]

Look into the crawling team they are sponsoring...they have some good things to say about them...

[yotaboy79]

nw oregon boggers are your best bet next best are any form of swampers

[mr4x42u]

I ran those coopers on my tow rig and they are a great all around tire..I got 45 K out of mine and still had some life left..mine were siped and did great in snow ice mud and sand..Like I said not an extreme  off road tire,,but I was happy with mine..they got my dodge through everything I threw at it,,and i always tow at max weight for the most part..

[*FFC*]

I had a friend who ran em and he loved em

[kneedownnate]

Cooper makes a lot of tires for Les Schwabb too, keep an eye out for their wildcountry ext?  They have identical tread to the previous style of coopers stt.