@@SD-pi9co US has stricter regulations on those kinds of things than most countries so I don't really consider than an issue myself. However I do understand your point for sure.
Without a doubt the best review of a truck tire I've ever seen. You just made my decision easier to buy this same exact tire for my FX4. Great job and Cooper should pay you for this video.
Right on buddy just purchased a set but 275/65/r20 for my 2014 f250. Your right 100% American made,and they are great products as you stated. Not only do you support an American tire company and it’s workers,you also support the truck drivers that get them where they need to be,I’ve hauled more loads of coopers then I could count,and we appreciate American patriots like you sir,thank you🤠
Great review. I picked these for our pastor's pickup truck and they were superb in the dry, wet and wintery Indiana driving conditions on his 2-wheel-drive. I'm now contemplating these for my 4x4 pickup, though I'm leaning toward a bit more aggressive block patterns.
My dad retired from Cooper after 38 years . I’m 42 now and I’ve run cooper since I was 16 .. never had a problem... with any of them .. I’ll spend another 25$ a tire to support American 🇺🇸 workers
Amazing review, sir! I’ve been going back and forth between these and the falken wildpeak at3s. After watching this video I’m starting to lean more toward Cooper tires. Thanks for taking the time to review and educate!
Love these tires! Had 2 sets on my 4Runner. 2 sets on my Chevy work van, and now just got a set of XLT's for my Tundra! They get installed in 2 days, super excited! I am in North Idaho, and these things do awesome in the snow! Love my USA made Coopers! Set #5
This really helped me when replacing my tires on my 2016 RAM 1500. Thanks for doing this review and the others I watched on the Michelin. Plan on getting Copper Discoverer AT3
Great job describing this tire. This Cooper tires is on my comparison list and you pushed it closer to the top for me. As for your video, Kudos👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾... A+ informational. Well lit, clear audio, concise and to the point... I can only imagine the tire performing as well as you describe them. Thanks again for taking the time to help in my decision making. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
This was an awesome review video. I’m a female driving a Jeep Cherokee and was so overwhelmed on the amount of tire options. I have gotten a few recommendations on 2-3 brands. Your video easily explained the tire and it’s features. I’m going to order mine now. Also glad you mentioned made in America! Thank you!
Great review. I just purchased a 2015 F-150 XLT (first time owning a truck). I'm big fan of Coopers on the sedan I have had. A friend of mine has Continental. I'm sure they are good, but I really like cooper.
Great review, wow u nailed it… imm a cooper fan myself i will be buying the XLT for my chevy 1500 you touched all bases for me, especially the grooves for rain and snow i deal with due to living in the midwest thank you
The tires are FANTASTIC. They won't work quite as good in mud as hyrbid or mud but everything else is REALLY stellar. They hit the limit for me at about 6.5 inches deep of mud. Up to that point they're great. I still got out, but that was the crawl limit. There's a great recent ideo on my channel if you're curious. These REALLY grab and handle on the road like a passenger tire or performance tire.
Agree with your review. My 1998 Dodge 3500 dually has 100k on 10 year old AT3 tires. 4/32nds remaining and yesterday I found a split in the sidewall. This weekend, another set of 6!
Cool vid man!, i am thinking of the at3 4s's for the extra grip, allweather winter sucks up here in Canada 🇨🇦 Alberta...cooper is what I am gonna run with, xlt not in my size but I have only heard good things, so thanks again, cheers.
I do a fair amount of off road, I never know when I'm heading for the bush. So whatever tire I have on the Bronco, they need to be able to get me there and back. Even the Cooper ATP I use for everyday summer driving can handles most conditions off road save mud and wet grass. They load up fast and turn to slicks. The STTs I have are an AWESOME fully dedicated off road tire. I also have Cooper's M&S winter tires that do very well in the snow and ice here in the North East, but only for cold winter conditions. Otherwise they wear to fast. From everything I've seen and heard, my next set of Coopers to replace the M&S winter tires, will be the AT3 XLT. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience with the Cooper AT3 XLT.
Happy to help out. I think you will love the AT3 XLT's. Plus they look pretty aggressive while maintaining civility over the life of the tread and they perform great. Thank you for the great comments!
Running these on my 17 Super Duty currently and more than pleased. OWL since my truck is white...and I'm a bit old-schoolish. I originally assumed these to be a bit better towing a 5th wheel, and I'm not let down at all. Great on the highway, quiet, and pulled me out of a very muddy and rough boondocking situation in Flagstaff AZ while towing- walked right out effortlessly- I was ready to call for a tow and became a bigger fan afterward. Capable, nice looking as well. Will stick to this replacement when it's time.
I'll need to replace some Michelin AT2s soon, and plan more off road time. Thanks so much for this, good candidates. Found this video after the earlier set reviews.
Great review. I am gonna be putting a set of cooper discoverer at3 xlt on my 2016 ram 2500 cummins in a few months. currently have a set of mastercraft courser mt on it and they are ok, but really starting to get loud and ride rough.
Thanks for the review on your tires. I will be getting a little large set on my 2019 f250 super duty. Most likely will be 285 or 295/70R18 for mine? Just for your knowledge the sipping helps keep the rubber cool and dissipates heat and that helps make tire last as well as grab the snow! Thanks
Thanks that is very true I have had multiple sets that don’t wear out you just get tired and buy a new set. Great for HD trucks. KO2s on now good but next will be back to Cooper
I love mines I have a 2018 3500 diesel Ram and I'm about ready to get another set, I have about 50+ thousand miles on the ones that on my truck now I do tow a 13,000lbs 5th wheel and they tow very well. I did had to take them back to Discount Tires I think twice so they can rebalance them but all in all I love them the tires are very smooth.
I love my coopers, have some on my 06 Yukon and just put a set on my 18 Sierra. The ones on my Yukon are LT tires and have nearly 50K and still have at least another 25K on them left.
On our paved road to our neighborhood, the road from a stop light it goes up hill. I can very easily break my Michelins loose just barely getting on the throttle if the road is wet. So the michelins don't do very good on wet pavement. I have to baby it up the hill.
👍🇺🇸👍 The wife's F150 has ATP's and my GMC with the AT3 XLT's , we both get compliments and I couldn't be happier with the price, quality, and durability, I'd refer them to anybody.
How do you know so much about tires?? Very helpful. Thanks for helping me (a girl who doesn't know any more than necessary about tires), decide which tires to buy.
My stock Michelens on my F350 Lariat are horrible pulling my TT when its wet. If I'm at a stop, and go to take off, they break traction badly. Also, at some of these campgrounds, especially state parks are gravel type parking for your travel trailer, and if I'm in the grass pushing my TT back into its spot, the Michelens are horrible too. I've had to put it in 4 wheel drive to dock the trailer
lol, dude, I ordered 4 brand spankin' new Cooper Discoverer A/T tires (not AT3 mind you) last year on Sept. 27, 2021 from eBay for $253.10. 235/75R15 size. They're made in USA and have lasted just fine for me since then. I didn't drive hardly at all during the Winter, though. My job ended for the season in mid-October and started back up in April and was slow until June, where I've been driving quite a lot every day with them. When I bought them, I was looking at Goodyear Wrangler Trailrunners, which I still really like the look of and saw the 2 sets of 2 Coopers for the insanely good deals and snatched them up. One set was $131.10 and the second set was $122. I had to check my eBay purchase history to remind myself. Oh yeah, the manufacturing DOT code date showed they were made very recently at their factory not long before I made the purchase.
There is always a trade off... Those connections you mention for lower noise mean that without them this tire profile would do better in hydroplaning than it is with them. To the made in the US part. From what i read, people "found" different manufacturing countries on their cooper tires. From made in the USA to made in Mexico, Brazil, China.
Hello, I’m getting a RAV4 XSE hybrid, want good quality rugged looking tires with white lettering , we’re in northern BC with 5 months of winter conditions, I really like the Cooper discoverer but they probably won’t fit, can you give me some suggestions?
Been shopping for new tires for my Duramax. I was looking at these tires but wasn't sure where they were made. Thanks for the video and answering a lot of questions!
Great review.. I'm hearing that they are relatively, happily quiet for a good rugged tire.. I'm trying to decide on tires now for my Toyota Tundra SR5. I am 85% highway - 15% off road and I haul a 27ft camper often. THanks again for the great review. I think these will be my next choice.. I'm stuck on these, Nitto Ridge Grappler or Toyo Open Country AT3
@@braulioortiz184 I like them a lot. I haven't done any off road driving yet [I'm sure they will work fine for that] and I live where we get no snow or ice but they ride smooth and make very little noise. Usually larger lug tire patterns hum loudly. Not these. I feel like I got a good deal. And USA made.
looks like you did better with these tires than the factory Michelins. How many miles were they good for? American made is important for many reasons, safety being one of them.
Can you tell me if you’re rims are 20x10” or 20x10-1/2”? I have an 05 F250 with 20x10 and i want to move up to 285 instead of 275 but I don’t want to risk messing up the tires.
I purchased the walmart version of this that had a high load rating. Running Goodyears I realize it will never have the wet performance i want out of a AT tire.
I have the same truck, same year, and same tires. We've gotten 2 weeks of snow and it has piled up a out 6+ inches deep, get owes, snd fill up with thr next dump. I've driven through it without any problems. The XLT are now 3 peak mountain snow flake rated. The 3PMSF used to o ky be fir thr S4 Models ut not the XLT but now they are. I had to use the rear lo king diff to lock the rear tires on deeper snow sections (8 inches) to keep thr rear from swinging and keeping it straight. But never got stuck in snow yet. No tires will get traction on ice unless you have studs or chains. I've had some slippage whe the snow pile got mashed and froze overnight into ice. But I got moving slowly until I was off thr ice patch.
I run my tires at 80 year round, except in snow (65-70). My trucks always loaded , 11000lbs. Tire is rated for max weight at 80. If not at that weight you can run lower but to low you will ruin the tire.
I have 3 dodge ram trucks 2001 ram 2500 diesel extra cab 8' bed 2004 crew cab hemi short bed and a 2016 crew cab hemi short bed and out of the 3 my 04 I have the Cooper AT3 there about 3 years old I purchase them from Pep Boys my friend works there he's the one that show me the tires and they only have about 30 thousand miles but I noticed they're just starting to dry a little bit could be from lack of driving that truck I have everything done computers jet chip air throttle body spacers exhaust I drive that truck I drive it hard and fast I bought that truck brand new in 03 and I'm just at a hundred thousand miles my 2016 I running Mickey Thompson 35 in MT there ok and the 01 I tried it a cheaper Firestone and the tires were actually almost like rolling because the sides we're not strong enough so return those and I upgraded to a 10 ply Firestone all terrain but if I had to pick a tire it would definitely be the Coopers they seem to wear the best plus with all that horsepower the only thing I have to do is load the bed with some weight during the winter time if it snows but soon or three trucks will be running Coopers they are just great tires
@@tonyp2632 me too, I’m starting to lean towards the toyo open country at3’s. I need a tire to get thru mud🤣 the at3 XLT from cooper are great tires, but they aren’t so great in mud from what I’ve gathered from research
At 7:48 you say those little bars of rubber are noise blockers, there actually tread wear indicators. When the tread gets to that depth you need to think about replacing them in about 5 k Mi.
Hi there. Thank you for the comments. Actually those are the noise blockers. The tread depth indicators are always between the tire runs. At the 8:30 mark you can see them pretty well when I’m talking about the “stair step” of the tread blocks. Usually the tread wear indicators are only placed every 6-10 inches around the tire and they are more near the middle of the tire tread. Thank you.
Made In the USA sure does matter to me. I am doing everything I can do select US manufactured goods whenever I can. Thanks for the review.
Amen brother.
Damm right .. it's matters .. made in the USA means the best
Sometimes made in another country is preferable. I'd rather have another country be polluted by toxic manufacturing chemicals.
@@SD-pi9co US has stricter regulations on those kinds of things than most countries so I don't really consider than an issue myself. However I do understand your point for sure.
@@iceberglettuce890 exactly, that’s why certain industries have left the USA completely, like tanneries.
Without a doubt the best review of a truck tire I've ever seen. You just made my decision easier to buy this same exact tire for my FX4. Great job and Cooper should pay you for this video.
Right on buddy just purchased a set but 275/65/r20 for my 2014 f250. Your right 100% American made,and they are great products as you stated. Not only do you support an American tire company and it’s workers,you also support the truck drivers that get them where they need to be,I’ve hauled more loads of coopers then I could count,and we appreciate American patriots like you sir,thank you🤠
Goodyear recently bought Cooper. Why can't companies just do their own thing anymore? Dammit.
Great review. I picked these for our pastor's pickup truck and they were superb in the dry, wet and wintery Indiana driving conditions on his 2-wheel-drive.
I'm now contemplating these for my 4x4 pickup, though I'm leaning toward a bit more aggressive block patterns.
My dad retired from Cooper after 38 years . I’m 42 now and I’ve run cooper since I was 16 .. never had a problem... with any of them .. I’ll spend another 25$ a tire to support American 🇺🇸 workers
Amazing review, sir! I’ve been going back and forth between these and the falken wildpeak at3s. After watching this video I’m starting to lean more toward Cooper tires. Thanks for taking the time to review and educate!
Goodyear/Cooper thanks to the merger.
Love these tires! Had 2 sets on my 4Runner. 2 sets on my Chevy work van, and now just got a set of XLT's for my Tundra! They get installed in 2 days, super excited! I am in North Idaho, and these things do awesome in the snow! Love my USA made Coopers! Set #5
This really helped me when replacing my tires on my 2016 RAM 1500. Thanks for doing this review and the others I watched on the Michelin. Plan on getting Copper Discoverer AT3
Great job describing this tire. This Cooper tires is on my comparison list and you pushed it closer to the top for me.
As for your video, Kudos👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾... A+ informational. Well lit, clear audio, concise and to the point... I can only imagine the tire performing as well as you describe them.
Thanks again for taking the time to help in my decision making. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
Another great review.... I will put them on my list to check out
Thanks for the video! I'm due for a set and the Cooper AT3 4S was the first on my list.
I like these, definitely getting these soon. Thanks for the review.
This was an awesome review video. I’m a female driving a Jeep Cherokee and was so overwhelmed on the amount of tire options. I have gotten a few recommendations on 2-3 brands. Your video easily explained the tire and it’s features. I’m going to order mine now. Also glad you mentioned made in America! Thank you!
How have you liked them so far?
@@abou824 yes slightly loud but it doesn't bother me
@@daniellesjourney8860 what tires were you coming from previously?
Thanks for the great review Patriot!! Made In America by our neighbors!! No more Goodyear for me, thats why I am here. Cooper from now on. WWG1WGA!!!
Eric Slattery WWG1WGA!!!....thank you. I am 100% on board with that acronym! No more Goodyear’s for me either.
@@AdventuringToday Just bought my Cooper AT3 LT's WWG1WGA!
Great review. I just purchased a 2015 F-150 XLT (first time owning a truck). I'm big fan of Coopers on the sedan I have had. A friend of mine has Continental. I'm sure they are good, but I really like cooper.
Great review, wow u nailed it… imm a cooper fan myself i will be buying the XLT for my chevy 1500 you touched all bases for me, especially the grooves for rain and snow i deal with due to living in the midwest thank you
Great review Patriot, these are exactly what I'm looking for. 👀
The tires are FANTASTIC. They won't work quite as good in mud as hyrbid or mud but everything else is REALLY stellar. They hit the limit for me at about 6.5 inches deep of mud. Up to that point they're great. I still got out, but that was the crawl limit. There's a great recent ideo on my channel if you're curious.
These REALLY grab and handle on the road like a passenger tire or performance tire.
Good video, think you sold me on these! We should definitely support Made in USA whenever possible.
Agree with your review. My 1998 Dodge 3500 dually has 100k on 10 year old AT3 tires. 4/32nds remaining and yesterday I found a split in the sidewall. This weekend, another set of 6!
Cool vid man!, i am thinking of the at3 4s's for the extra grip, allweather winter sucks up here in Canada 🇨🇦 Alberta...cooper is what I am gonna run with, xlt not in my size but I have only heard good things, so thanks again, cheers.
I do a fair amount of off road, I never know when I'm heading for the bush. So whatever tire I have on the Bronco, they need to be able to get me there and back. Even the Cooper ATP I use for everyday summer driving can handles most conditions off road save mud and wet grass. They load up fast and turn to slicks. The STTs I have are an AWESOME fully dedicated off road tire. I also have Cooper's M&S winter tires that do very well in the snow and ice here in the North East, but only for cold winter conditions. Otherwise they wear to fast. From everything I've seen and heard, my next set of Coopers to replace the M&S winter tires, will be the AT3 XLT. Thanks for taking the time to share your experience with the Cooper AT3 XLT.
Happy to help out. I think you will love the AT3 XLT's. Plus they look pretty aggressive while maintaining civility over the life of the tread and they perform great. Thank you for the great comments!
Fantastic review have a set on my f150 and absolutely love them 🇺🇸
Running these on my 17 Super Duty currently and more than pleased. OWL since my truck is white...and I'm a bit old-schoolish. I originally assumed these to be a bit better towing a 5th wheel, and I'm not let down at all. Great on the highway, quiet, and pulled me out of a very muddy and rough boondocking situation in Flagstaff AZ while towing- walked right out effortlessly- I was ready to call for a tow and became a bigger fan afterward. Capable, nice looking as well. Will stick to this replacement when it's time.
I'll need to replace some Michelin AT2s soon, and plan more off road time. Thanks so much for this, good candidates. Found this video after the earlier set reviews.
Great review. I am gonna be putting a set of cooper discoverer at3 xlt on my 2016 ram 2500 cummins in a few months. currently have a set of mastercraft courser mt on it and they are ok, but really starting to get loud and ride rough.
Thanks for the review on your tires. I will be getting a little large set on my 2019 f250 super duty. Most likely will be 285 or 295/70R18 for mine? Just for your knowledge the sipping helps keep the rubber cool and dissipates heat and that helps make tire last as well as grab the snow! Thanks
Nice review! Likely my next set for my Hd2500 ... as soon as the oem wranglers wear out at 20k
Thanks that is very true I have had multiple sets that don’t wear out you just get tired and buy a new set. Great for HD trucks. KO2s on now good but next will be back to Cooper
I have these tires on a 2012 Ram 3500. They have been great, going for another set. I think I have more than 55k miles on them.
I love mines I have a 2018 3500 diesel Ram and I'm about ready to get another set, I have about 50+ thousand miles on the ones that on my truck now I do tow a 13,000lbs 5th wheel and they tow very well. I did had to take them back to Discount Tires I think twice so they can rebalance them but all in all I love them the tires are very smooth.
Really well made video! Very informative!
Great Video, a Big Thunmbs Up to Made in the USA!
I love my coopers, have some on my 06 Yukon and just put a set on my 18 Sierra. The ones on my Yukon are LT tires and have nearly 50K and still have at least another 25K on them left.
I have an suv that had Michelin that started to crack after couple years and replaced with Cooper GLS and I love them Excellent tires
The steps in the tread blocks are to help eject rocks and keep them from getting stuck in the tread.
I just bought the NEW Cooper Rugged Trek's. I really like them so far!
Good job on your review!
On our paved road to our neighborhood, the road from a stop light it goes up hill. I can very easily break my Michelins loose just barely getting on the throttle if the road is wet. So the michelins don't do very good on wet pavement. I have to baby it up the hill.
Fantastic review. Thank you sir. 🇺🇸
👍🇺🇸👍 The wife's F150 has ATP's and my GMC with the AT3 XLT's , we both get compliments and I couldn't be happier with the price, quality, and durability, I'd refer them to anybody.
How do you know so much about tires?? Very helpful. Thanks for helping me (a girl who doesn't know any more than necessary about tires), decide which tires to buy.
Been looking for new tire, wanted some firestone but I think Im liking these better, Thanks 🙏🏼. What brand is that bed cover?
My stock Michelens on my F350 Lariat are horrible pulling my TT when its wet. If I'm at a stop, and go to take off, they break traction badly. Also, at some of these campgrounds, especially state parks are gravel type parking for your travel trailer, and if I'm in the grass pushing my TT back into its spot, the Michelens are horrible too. I've had to put it in 4 wheel drive to dock the trailer
lol, dude, I ordered 4 brand spankin' new Cooper Discoverer A/T tires (not AT3 mind you) last year on Sept. 27, 2021 from eBay for $253.10. 235/75R15 size. They're made in USA and have lasted just fine for me since then. I didn't drive hardly at all during the Winter, though. My job ended for the season in mid-October and started back up in April and was slow until June, where I've been driving quite a lot every day with them. When I bought them, I was looking at Goodyear Wrangler Trailrunners, which I still really like the look of and saw the 2 sets of 2 Coopers for the insanely good deals and snatched them up. One set was $131.10 and the second set was $122. I had to check my eBay purchase history to remind myself. Oh yeah, the manufacturing DOT code date showed they were made very recently at their factory not long before I made the purchase.
There is always a trade off... Those connections you mention for lower noise mean that without them this tire profile would do better in hydroplaning than it is with them.
To the made in the US part. From what i read, people "found" different manufacturing countries on their cooper tires. From made in the USA to made in Mexico, Brazil, China.
The step layer on the knobs are to minimize rocks getting stuck in the tread FYI
Are these E rated? I tow a travel trailer as well and like the extra in the side walls.
Excellent review! How has the noise level held up with usage / miles?
Great review great info
Hello, I’m getting a RAV4 XSE hybrid, want good quality rugged looking tires with white lettering , we’re in northern BC with 5 months of winter conditions, I really like the Cooper discoverer but they probably won’t fit, can you give me some suggestions?
Been shopping for new tires for my Duramax. I was looking at these tires but wasn't sure where they were made. Thanks for the video and answering a lot of questions!
Great review.. I'm hearing that they are relatively, happily quiet for a good rugged tire.. I'm trying to decide on tires now for my Toyota Tundra SR5. I am 85% highway - 15% off road and I haul a 27ft camper often.
THanks again for the great review. I think these will be my next choice.. I'm stuck on these, Nitto Ridge Grappler or Toyo Open Country AT3
I'm trying to decide also for my PRO
Just bought 4 for my Tacoma, love them. Also, you and I have the same toneau cover! Another item I dig.
How are those tires on your tacoma? I have a tacoma and need 4 new tires
@@braulioortiz184 I like them a lot. I haven't done any off road driving yet [I'm sure they will work fine for that] and I live where we get no snow or ice but they ride smooth and make very little noise. Usually larger lug tire patterns hum loudly. Not these. I feel like I got a good deal. And USA made.
@@2tommyrad thank you I definitely want something made in the USA, we gotta support ourselves, thank you GOD bless
@@braulioortiz184 You're very welcome. dude, check out cspan, shots fired in the capitol building.
Do they ride good on the road?
Great Video! Thank you
looks like you did better with these tires than the factory Michelins. How many miles were they good for? American made is important for many reasons, safety being one of them.
You earned a new subscriber.
Great video.
I have an appointment at Big O Tires on Saturday to install these on my '17 F-250 XLT.
You get 275 or 285 ? How do you like them. Im between cooper or again 275 65 20 Michelin for only $500
@@mbmpablo3631 275's. I found them too hard for daily driving. Off road-ing they are great. Next time I'm going Michelin or Bridgestone.
nice review
Can you tell me if you’re rims are 20x10” or 20x10-1/2”? I have an 05 F250 with 20x10 and i want to move up to 285 instead of 275 but I don’t want to risk messing up the tires.
They’re stock rims; definitely not 10”+ wide.
What was your average speed on the high way?
Thank you! USA made and work well! SOLD!
I have a hummer h2 and I was looking for a tire with a smooth ride with and aggressive look that is good in the snow and rain im not a off road guy
I purchased the walmart version of this that had a high load rating. Running Goodyears I realize it will never have the wet performance i want out of a AT tire.
My cooper at3 lasted 26k miles.... fortunately cooper has a nice warranty and giving me 60% off
Is the back side black wall if I don't like raised white lettering?
Yes
Also the factory uses the tire that gets the best gas mileage
Have you had them in any snow or on ice? Going back and forth between a few, would like your opinion. TIA
I have the same truck, same year, and same tires. We've gotten 2 weeks of snow and it has piled up a out 6+ inches deep, get owes, snd fill up with thr next dump. I've driven through it without any problems. The XLT are now 3 peak mountain snow flake rated. The 3PMSF used to o ky be fir thr S4 Models ut not the XLT but now they are. I had to use the rear lo king diff to lock the rear tires on deeper snow sections (8 inches) to keep thr rear from swinging and keeping it straight. But never got stuck in snow yet. No tires will get traction on ice unless you have studs or chains. I've had some slippage whe the snow pile got mashed and froze overnight into ice. But I got moving slowly until I was off thr ice patch.
Adding these to a 14 Ram 2500 this weekend. What mileage are you rotating at?
10.000 miles
You say there quiet, as quiet as the Michelin?
u run these all year straight ?
Just bought a set , I also tow a travel trailer , what psi do you use , when empty and towing, it says 80 psi on the tire , that seems excessive
I run my tires at 80 year round, except in snow (65-70). My trucks always loaded , 11000lbs. Tire is rated for max weight at 80. If not at that weight you can run lower but to low you will ruin the tire.
I hope you are in sales. You could sell ice to an eskimo.
How much did the mileage change with these tires compared to stock?
Good question
Makes me wonder if he works for cooper
I have 3 dodge ram trucks 2001 ram 2500 diesel extra cab 8' bed 2004 crew cab hemi short bed and a 2016 crew cab hemi short bed and out of the 3 my 04 I have the Cooper AT3 there about 3 years old I purchase them from Pep Boys my friend works there he's the one that show me the tires and they only have about 30 thousand miles but I noticed they're just starting to dry a little bit could be from lack of driving that truck I have everything done computers jet chip air throttle body spacers exhaust I drive that truck I drive it hard and fast I bought that truck brand new in 03 and I'm just at a hundred thousand miles my 2016 I running Mickey Thompson 35 in MT there ok and the 01 I tried it a cheaper Firestone and the tires were actually almost like rolling because the sides we're not strong enough so return those and I upgraded to a 10 ply Firestone all terrain but if I had to pick a tire it would definitely be the Coopers they seem to wear the best plus with all that horsepower the only thing I have to do is load the bed with some weight during the winter time if it snows but soon or three trucks will be running Coopers they are just great tires
Are these AT3 4S tires you are reviewing or AT3 LT's?
He is reviewing the AT3 XLT
@@allen2959 thanks!
Are they all made in usa
I have 6,000 miles on mine and they are still like new.
Well they should be after only 6k.
Sub’d
Coopers are made in USA with UNION labor. Can’t be beat.
Great job putting white letters out
I just got mine installed they put the letters inside 😑
30,000 miles 😂😂😂 I got a set with like 70,000 miles and still going
Read that those ridges on the lugs are to dislodge rocks
Theyer very goid but got to rotate them evey 8,000
Does anyone else see the cloud alien forming around 1:30?
Cooper Tire actually sourced out to China, India and Bulgaria(and God knows where else?). So before you buy make sure Your tire was made in the USA.
Cooper actually owns some other brands, not sure of all of them, but Mickey Thompson is one of them, coopers are made in the USA 🇺🇸😃🍻🤙🏻
@@BROutdoorz Looking for tires myself. Doing my research. Just stating what I've read.
@@tonyp2632 me too, I’m starting to lean towards the toyo open country at3’s. I need a tire to get thru mud🤣 the at3 XLT from cooper are great tires, but they aren’t so great in mud from what I’ve gathered from research
At 7:48 you say those little bars of rubber are noise blockers, there actually tread wear indicators. When the tread gets to that depth you need to think about replacing them in about 5 k Mi.
Hi there. Thank you for the comments. Actually those are the noise blockers. The tread depth indicators are always between the tire runs. At the 8:30 mark you can see them pretty well when I’m talking about the “stair step” of the tread blocks. Usually the tread wear indicators are only placed every 6-10 inches around the tire and they are more near the middle of the tire tread. Thank you.
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just like wrangler sr-a that were put on the f150. cheep 49.99 per unit when ford buys 2million
These tires are good for 60,000
I wish they were better in mud😢
dude 16/32 = 1/2, 8/32 = 1/4, just say what it is
He did.