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I belive I had an older version of the Cooper Discoverer A/T tires but they have essentially the same tread pattern. The Cooper Discoverer A/T3 has been a good choice for this, particularly in the snow.

I belive I had an older version of the Cooper Discoverer A/T tires but they have essentially the same tread pattern. The Cooper Discoverer A/T3 has been a good choice for this, particularly in the snow.

They handle good and seem to have good traction. The dry and wet traction of the HT3 is better then the competition. Purchased a set of HT3 for my 2500 Suburban several month ago. The only thing they don't excel at is snow, but that is to be expected.

My mechanic looked over my vehicle for any mechanical issues that could have caused this and there are none. I bought these a couple weeks ago, and they're everything people cracked them up to be! They are the perfect tire for anybody looking for that...

My mechanic looked over my vehicle for any mechanical issues that could have caused this and there are none. I bought these a couple weeks ago, and they're everything people cracked them up to be! They are the perfect tire for anybody looking for that...

These tires (285/60R18) gave me an inch bigger diameter over the stock ones (265/60R18). Just hope having these for 5 years, Cooper still makes them. My last set had 70k miles on them and could of gone more.

That is not a warranty. If it weren't a new vehicle I would say that someone messed up when they recorded the mileage. These 60,000 mile tires need replacement at 25,000 miles. I did not give the tires 5 stars because I do not know how well they will...

I've compared the two tires and did a noise check on the same road while taking my car to get the new tires and then on that same road with the new Discoverer SRX. I absolutely love these tires on my 2016 Mazda CX-5.

I don't know the mileage exactly, but if I hit 35,000 with them I'd be surprised. I can't believe how quiet they are on the highway. Now, Cooper makes them and they are the same great tire.

I belive I had an older version of the Cooper Discoverer A/T tires but they have essentially the same tread pattern. The Cooper Discoverer A/T3 has been a good choice for this, particularly in the snow.

If it wasn't for the poor tread life I would recommend these tires. The ride, handling, and road noise was superior. At 73000 miles, I took them in for my every 5000 mile balance and rotation.

Mud is no concern. Long wearing also Have tried Nitto, Toyo, Mickey all the “Name Brands”. Snow and ice are no match for these bad boys. Very good in snow. My friends have been overly impressed on comfort and noise.

They currently have 30,000 miles on them and still have about a 1/4" of tread. In deep snow I just air them down and they perform well. I like the fact that they come with a rebate.

I've compared the two tires and did a noise check on the same road while taking my car to get the new tires and then on that same road with the new Discoverer SRX. I absolutely love these tires on my 2016 Mazda CX-5.