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Ok well i'll make another tire thread
Ok so i've been doing my research. I've decided i really like the cooper discoverer STT's. I can get them for $182 a piece installed/balanced. I'm going to go with the 30x9.5x15 flavor. Anyone have any experience with these tires good or bad?
Here's a pic for reference. http://upload.ecvv.com/upload/Produc...1111725AM6.jpg |
I had the older style STT's a few years back without the siping. GREAT in the mud, no so much in the snow. I put wear at great for an M/T. On road noise wasn't bad at all, unless you sat in the back seat. They crawled on rock pretty good, though I did lose a few chunks of rubber here and there. I think that goes for just about any tires on sharp rocks.
Overall, I'd say they are a great choice for tires. And I've heard the newer style are so much better in the snow than the ones I had. |
Awesome. Thanks for the review :). Do you think i'm doing ok on the price or should i shop around for a better one? (the guy i got the price from is a locally owned tire guy that i "usually" get my stuff from. He's good people)
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$137ea DISCOVERER STT LT
Most tire franchises (ntb, discount) will match prices for online stores. Some will only match the shipped-price though so you may have to add the cost of shipping on top of that price and then mount/balance. If your $182 price includes road hazard, then the online price may not be much of a deal. |
Originally Posted by mdehoogh
(Post 467708)
$137ea DISCOVERER STT LT
Most tire franchises (ntb, discount) will match prices for online stores. Some will only match the shipped-price though so you may have to add the cost of shipping on top of that price and then mount/balance. If your $182 price includes road hazard, then the online price may not be much of a deal. The price of $182 per tire does include mounting and balancing, not sure about road hazard though i'll have to ask. |
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