A good way to decide is to go to tirerack.com not just to buy but to check the tire reviews by actual users. You can even narrow it down to your vehicle to see how others with the same vehicle rated the tires. They rate on wet and dry traction, wear, ride, etc. The high ranking of the Bridgestone Revos was what sold me and I could not be happier.
USN Retired
2007 Cedar Creek 30 RLSTS
2008 F350, DRW, V-10, B&W hitch,
Pressure Pro, JT Strongarms
Jimfromvirginia wrote: Picked up truck today with the Cooper tires and the ride is great. Better than the Goodyear Wranglers. Now we will see about wear.
My Coopers have 25,000 miles on them..... they still look new!
04 Lariat Supercrew 4x4,5.4,3.73, Edge tuner, flowmaster duals
06 Trail Bay 31BH, nicely optioned
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Prodigy
Follow vehicle, 05 KIA Sorento EX for the golden retrievers.
Not sure how many sets of Cooper tires I have had, more than a dozen, at one time i was running 40 cooper tires on my rigs, trailers etc. I think you will be impressed. For me anyway, best bang for buck tire out there!
I'll be putting some ATR's on my dually soon!
marty
05 Chev CC D/A LS Dooley
92 Navistar dump truck, 7.3L 7 sp, 4.33 gears with a Detroit no spin
00 Chev C2500, V5700, 4L80E, 4.10, base truck, no options!
92 Red-e-haul 12K equipment trailer
3 Single axle utility trailers
I just replaced Goodyear Wrangler ATS which were excellent on my dually for 50K miles with Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armor ( a little more expensive) The new tires are the worst riding tire I have had in a lifetime. Goodyear has turned the truck into something I hate to drive @ 200.00/tire. A Wrangler is not a Wrangler!!
Jbird wrote: I just replaced Goodyear Wrangler ATS which were excellent on my dually for 50K miles with Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armor ( a little more expensive) The new tires are the worst riding tire I have had in a lifetime. Goodyear has turned the truck into something I hate to drive @ 200.00/tire. A Wrangler is not a Wrangler!!
I have had Goodyear tires on a lot of vehicles that I purchased. When they wore out, I did not go back with Good Year. I think they are the biggest piece of junk as far as tires go. I had a set on NCT Good years on a Z28 when I was younger. $385 each! they lasted 30,000 miles and they would NOT hold balance. I had good year Wranglers on an Expedition, 35,000 and they were shot. Price quote to replace them was almost $600. I put a set of Coopers on it and called it good. Sold the truck with 47,000 on the tires and they still looked new. I also couldn't keep the Wranglers in balance. I have also had the wrangler HP on the wifes truck.... same thing, 35000 and worn out, not to mention they rode like a rock. I also put a set of Coopers on it.
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