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kslakelife

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who has them? looking at either these or the nitto ridge same size. Can i get some pics of anyone that has the coopers on their rig and any pros/cons to each. thanks for the help!!

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Haven't personally had a set. Buddy of mine had them said they wore out at 30 thousand kms. Great looking tire though. I'd go with the ridge grappler always see great reviews on them. They will be my next set for sure. Current is toyo.

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15BlueSilverado

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The ridge grapplers look good and are pricey, I went with the Falken Wildpeak AT3W, have had them on for about 10k miles and they ride great! Still look new. 

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who has them? looking at either these or the nitto ridge same size. Can i get some pics of anyone that has the coopers on their rig and any pros/cons to each. thanks for the help!!

 

I have them, the wear so far isn’t bad(20k miles on them). Only con to me is they are LOUD, I did read that in the reviews and dealt with it. After this set I’ll probably go to some Open Countries. I have 305/55-20 though. Check out the pics, sorry for the bad angles lol. I do love the way they look, but the noise.

 

 

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15BlueSilverado Enthusiast

15BlueSilverado

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14 hours ago, kslakelife said:

15bluesiilverado, do you have any more pics you could pass along??

 

Here's a couple of recent pics from the other day. And the close ups of when I first got them. 

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