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Has anyone had any experience with the Cooper Discoverer ST Maxx tires? I'm thinking it's between these and the nitto trail grapplers when I get the chance to upgrade. The coopers are definatly easier to get in my area and generally most places have buy 4 for the price of 3 sales or a mail in rebate on them. Thanks for any info.

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Thanks for the link to treadepot, there were actually some reviews on there. Some people liked them and others absolutley hated them. The hated reviews seemed to focus on the fact that the sidewalls seemed weak for a 10ply tire. I was suprised to see some harsh reviews as I have generally heard nothing but good things about coopers and the set of cs4 tourings on my wifes car have been very good.

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That is very surprising to me also. Food for thought though, some people are never happy with anything they ever own and you have to take some reviews with a grain of salt. Many people around the forums said Revo 2's were junk and not to buy them, I researched them and decided to buy them. They were the best AT tire I have ever owned, hands down.

 

Try discounttiredirect.com too. I know they sell coopers and I purchased my Nittos from them. Customer service was great and they were my best price at the time I bought them.

RyanbabZ71 Senior Enthusiast

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Try discounttiredirect.com too

 

If you do check there also check your local discount tire shop. I found while looking for some cooper zeon's for my wifes Tahoe that discounttiredirect.com was about $20 more a tire vs the local store

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Try discounttiredirect.com too

 

If you do check there also check your local discount tire shop. I found while looking for some cooper zeon's for my wifes Tahoe that discounttiredirect.com was about $20 more a tire vs the local store

 

 

ive bought my last two sets of tires from my local gmc dealership. they will beat any advertised price. you might try that tactic with your local dealer.

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Try discounttiredirect.com too. I know they sell coopers and I purchased my Nittos from them. Customer service was great and they were my best price at the time I bought them.

 

Same place I bought my Nitto's. Customer Service is top notch.

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