Cooper Discoverer Rugged Trek All-Season LT305/55R20 125Q Tire

They ride a lot smoother than I expected. Just got them put on today, no issues with them balancing or mounting. Ready for whatever the road throws at it. Extra load tires at a decent price

I got a set of 265/70/17 on a 2011 Toyota Tacoma.The tread is pretty aggressive. A little chunkier than I expected, but I will put them to use. Even so, the tires still fit the stock rims without any rubbing even with articulation.Road noise… minimal. My old K02s were far worse. No bouncing and my tire guy got them balanced the first time.I haven’t taken them off road yet, but very pleased so far.

Amazed that a tire this aggressive improved the ride quality of my KR this much. Didn't realize how crappy the GY Kevlar tires that came on the truck are, until I strapped these bad boys on. Water-bottles used to vibrate in the cup-holders with the slightest of imperfections in the roads. Small expansion joints would nearly jar you. I was so disappointed in the ride quality of my 70,000 dollar luxury f150. I mean, you'd feel everything. Those tires only had 25k on them, but my wife curbed one and ruined the tire, and so I decided to go with something better looking, and more capable in the snow...never giving consideration to an upgrade in ride quality. Had them to the same 38psi as my stock tires, and the first trip up the road from where I had them mounted, what was instantly obvious was I wasn't feeling all of those little road imperfections any longer! All those annoying little rattles in the interior were gone! I was like, WTF?! Instantly I liked my truck again! I'm just blown away by the fact that I went to a more aggressive tire and got a major ride quality upgrade. I can hear them more, but just barely. Mostly at about 55 to 65 MPH, but it's actually an enjoyable light roar...nothing obnoxious like a mud tire. Gonna stick with these for the life of this truck, so if they are still made when needed, I will likely replace them about 4 more times, as I run trucks until they are no more. Can't attest to the mileage, as I've only put about 15,000 on them so far...we travel the country, a bunch, so it won't take long before I can give an idea as to how they wear. So far, they still look new.

Ordered my tire on line as it’s difficult to find at a box store. Paid a little more than expected to have it mounted and balanced, but at last I still have a matching set.

I’ve put about 3k miles on them and they have been good. No excessive noise or vibrations. They were easy to balance. Good traction in the rain, snow and mud. Coming off the pirelli scorpion stock tires, I did take a MPG loss with these. About 6-7mpg on highway even though they are the stock size.

My previous tires were the Nitto Grappler which were extremely dangerous and super slippery when driving in the rain but wow I was blown away at the huge difference with these new Coopers, truck drives like a luxury sedan, I’m not scare to drive in the rain anymore, they are excellent in wet and dry conditions, they look very rugged yet they are super quiet, they are really smooth and they improved the ride quality big time, best value for the money out there. Highly recommend!

I've had these tires installed on my all wheel drive Jeep Commander with a 4" lift for right at 20,000 miles so far. As for traction, I drive 80 miles of interstate, and 20 miles of limestone gravel roads every day. On weekends, I kayak and fish. These tires offer excellent all around traction and stability with very minimal "chunking" from the gravel. Work very well on wet pavement also with very little pull or wandering.Road noise on the interstate/highway is about a 5 out of 10. Part of this may be the all wheel drive, but I do rotate every 6,000 miles, and there is no cupping or abnormal wear to the tires, just the wide tread pattern makes them noticeable if the stereo isn't playing. Although, the road noise is better with these than the BFG KO2's or the Micky's I was running before.At 20,000 miles, and the rock roads I travel, I am estimating I will get about 45,000-55,000 miles out of the tread, that's doing really well for me compared to the last BFG's and Micky's I was running.I'd recommend these tires if you don't mind a little "Highway Hum" in a quiet cabin.

***UPDATED***Mother Nature finally allowed me to get a better idea about these tires. I have so far run them through deep mud, heavy rain (1” an hour or heavier), dry roads and on mild rocks. No sand or snow here in Central Arkansas this time of year. So I haven’t aired these down at all, been 36 psi. In the wet these are great. Plenty of contact in heavy rain to provide a feeling of confidence at hwy speed. In the dry these are VERY quiet for such an aggressive tread. I have honestly had more tire noise from some AT tires. In the dirt and rocks these take everything I throw at them and want more. I easily scrambled over everything I encountered on the trails. In the mud these tires clean themselves out nicely. I had no caking as I rolled through mud about 1-2” deep. I am very pleased with these tires. Worth every penny I spent and will gladly buy again. Hope this helps y’all a little. I will update snow when winter comes around again. For now, kudos to cooper for a great set of tires