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Need new tires. Can't decide between

Cooper Discover AT's

" " ATR's

" " HT's

 

Firestone Destination LE's

 

 

 

Yokohama H/T- S (G051)

 

235/75/16 or 255/70/16

 

For a 2000 GMC Sierra 2wd ext. cab

 

I live in the northeast so snow is a consideration

Let me know what you think and what experiences you have had with any of these tires.

Thank you

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Well, I cannot speak to any of the tires you mention...but I can say (as I live in Massachusetts) theat REVO's from Bridgestone are amazing! Look around you will find many people running them and have nothing but great things to say...highest rated tire on tirerack.com...let us know, later, :D:chevy::seeya:

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I will second the Destination LE's. Excellent wet traction and pretty darn quiet ride. I also put a set on the wifes Jimmy and she really likes the ride as I do.

 

I would go to www.tirerack.com and read customer reviews and I think you will be sold. Good Luck.

 

Need new tires. Can't decide between

 

 

Cooper Discover AT's

      "      "        ATR's

      "        "        HT's

 

Firestone Destination LE's

 

 

 

Yokohama H/T- S (G051)

 

235/75/16 or 255/70/16

 

For a 2000 GMC Sierra 2wd ext. cab

 

I live in the northeast so snow is a consideration

Let me know what you think and what experiences you have had with any of these tires.

Thank you

 

 

 

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I had the Discoverer AT on my Tacoma

I have the discoverer ATR on my Z71

 

AT lasted longer 3 years had better traction and a better ride than my ATR!

 

Although my AT were 31x10.5 and my ATR are P265

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Need new tires. Can't decide between

Cooper Discover AT's

      "      "        ATR's

      "        "        HT's

 

Firestone Destination LE's

 

 

 

Yokohama H/T- S (G051)

 

235/75/16 or 255/70/16

 

For a 2000 GMC Sierra 2wd ext. cab

 

I live in the northeast so snow is a consideration

Let me know what you think and what experiences you have had with any of these tires.

Thank you

 

 

 

You could play it safe and put one of each on your truck :crackup: I have Cooper AT's and went thru worst winter in years this year, they were fantastic. Great price and made in the USA!!!!!!!!!!!

:seeya::chevy::D:D

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I'd give the nod to the Revo's as well.  I put them on at 36k and now have 80k and they're still performing great.

 

 

 

I actually went with C Load Kelly Safari MSRs even though I like Coopers.Aren't the Revos P rated?

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