Here is our walk-around of the Cooper Discoverer S/T MAXX. This is a go anywhere tire that is designed for all seasons, mud, snow, dirt, and most other conditions you could throw at it
same size i have on my 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4 5spd. Heavy tire and Serious all around proformance ,a lite drifting feeling at 70 mph I keep them at 70 lbs and are rated to 80 psi. so far i like them very much.
minds rated at Max pressure 80 psi. too. they aired it up at 85 psi. when they installed the tires, and I was drifting all over the freeway.. dropped it down to 51 psi. And it drives much better on the freeway.
Good video, hint, set your camera focus on the tire or chair and put it into manual focus. You had a lot of hunting and it was distracting from the great info. Thanks
I have a 2001 LT Chevy S10 step side for will drive what size would I go with are not I have 15" rims please comment back I love the Cooper discover tires I've had them before
Snow and ice they fail misserably. Stay away for winter they are treacherous. I run dedicated winter tires so its not a big deal. They are amazing non winter tires.
@@scottcureton6055 Unfortunately, remaining tread is irrelevant IF tires are getting old. How old are your tires? You can check manufacturing date on the sidewall (week/year). I believe the max. lifetime of the rubber is 3-5 years.
@@ShikokuFoodForest 21000 miles and 3 years old(5119). They are evenly worn and rotated on my 2500. I like the sidewalls..... in two sets of stt pros and the max I have never gotten a flat from rock or screw but, the Maxx tend to slip around more in mud and snow than STT and the pros aren't very good in snow to begin with. My perfect combo would be to go back to Pros for summer rocks and mud, (even though they are noisy) and get snow tire for winter. I thought the max would be a good all around tire but, thinking back on multiple situations, it is weak in snow department and not good enough in mud. I'd say the first year was ok/good and the last two sub par.
same size i have on my 1999 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4 5spd. Heavy tire and Serious all around proformance
,a lite drifting feeling at 70 mph I keep them at 70 lbs and are rated to 80 psi.
so far i like them very much.
minds rated at Max pressure 80 psi. too. they aired it up at 85 psi. when they installed the tires, and I was drifting all over the freeway.. dropped it down to 51 psi. And it drives much better on the freeway.
Good video, hint, set your camera focus on the tire or chair and put it into manual focus. You had a lot of hunting and it was distracting from the great info. Thanks
Enjoyed the video keep up the good work be blessed
SoCo Customs Thanks for the clean comment and may you have a blessed day and I will definitely swing buy if I’m around.
A set of these in 275/65r18 in Australia set you back $2000 got a set on my Ford Everest
Got 4 of these today brand new for $450. Size 265/65/17
I have a 2001 LT Chevy S10 step side for will drive what size would I go with are not I have 15" rims please comment back I love the Cooper discover tires I've had them before
I run the 2457016 on my 2015 Subaru Outback 😊
I love how a lot of these Offroad tire manufacturers are starting to get into the small light-overland game!
Can’t decide between these or Mickey Thompson ATZs. I wanted these but saw a lifted Jeep with the M/Ts and now I’m torn.
Which ever has a stronger sidewall
chris Don’t they have the same sidewall tech?
Perhaps leave the auto focus off next time, very distracting. However good video none the less with good information :)
Yep! I had to stop watching it. It was making me nauseous
I am still waiting for a comment back
Snow and ice they fail misserably. Stay away for winter they are treacherous. I run dedicated winter tires so its not a big deal. They are amazing non winter tires.
How do these tires perform in the snow?
Ok when new. Got stuck with half tread in wet snow.
@@scottcureton6055 Unfortunately, remaining tread is irrelevant IF tires are getting old. How old are your tires? You can check manufacturing date on the sidewall (week/year). I believe the max. lifetime of the rubber is 3-5 years.
@@ShikokuFoodForest 21000 miles and 3 years old(5119). They are evenly worn and rotated on my 2500. I like the sidewalls..... in two sets of stt pros and the max I have never gotten a flat from rock or screw but, the Maxx tend to slip around more in mud and snow than STT and the pros aren't very good in snow to begin with. My perfect combo would be to go back to Pros for summer rocks and mud, (even though they are noisy) and get snow tire for winter. I thought the max would be a good all around tire but, thinking back on multiple situations, it is weak in snow department and not good enough in mud. I'd say the first year was ok/good and the last two sub par.
whats wrong with the camera ?!?? #FAIL
is in continuous focus, should be in fixed focus