Choose your trail with NEW Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT tires!

[Discount Tire]

We're back with another All-Terrain tire launch, this one from Cooper Tires!

Available in 4-ply rating (SL & XL), the Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT refreshes the popular Discoverer AT3 4S with incremental improvements where it mattered most. Featuring a next-generation tread pattern, the Discoverer Road+Trail AT utilizes a more rugged sidewall design over its predecessor which transitions nicely from the shoulder lugs. In addition the new aesthetics, drivers can expect superior wet performance and improved steering feel, with the same on-road comfort found with the previous version. If you find yourself mainly driving on-road with camping adventures sprinkled in throughout the year, the Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT is worth a look!

Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT
UTQG: 620 A/B
Mileage Warranty: 65,000

Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT Sizes and Specs | Discount Tire


-KEY FEATURES-

• EnduraGuard Design boasts durable internal construction to keep this tire’s shape over rough surfaces and ensure even treadwear.
• A continuous tread pattern with traction shoulders extends 50% further down the sidewall than previously with a doubly thick angled design for even more grip on uneven surfaces.
• Consistent control and grip on uneven terrain provided via thick, rugged interlocking tread blocks.
• Connected center tread lugs deliver stability and traction on snowy surfaces for winter grip.
• Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake Designation (3PMSF) for severe weather service.
• 45-Day Satisfaction Guarantee

What do you think of the new Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT? If you've run the AT3 4S previously, will you consider the Discoverer Road+Trail AT for your next set?

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[Valhalla]

We're back with another All-Terrain tire launch, this one from Cooper Tires!

Available in 4-ply rating (SL & XL), the Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT refreshes the popular Discoverer AT3 4S with incremental improvements where it mattered most. Featuring a next-generation tread pattern, the Discoverer Road+Trail AT utilizes a more rugged sidewall design over its predecessor which transitions nicely from the shoulder lugs. In addition the new aesthetics, drivers can expect superior wet performance and improved steering feel, with the same on-road comfort found with the previous version. If you find yourself mainly driving on-road with camping adventures sprinkled in throughout the year, the Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT is worth a look!

Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT
UTQG: 620 A/B
Mileage Warranty: 65,000

Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT Sizes and Specs | Discount Tire


-KEY FEATURES-

• EnduraGuard Design boasts durable internal construction to keep this tire’s shape over rough surfaces and ensure even treadwear.
• A continuous tread pattern with traction shoulders extends 50% further down the sidewall than previously with a doubly thick angled design for even more grip on uneven surfaces.
• Consistent control and grip on uneven terrain provided via thick, rugged interlocking tread blocks.
• Connected center tread lugs deliver stability and traction on snowy surfaces for winter grip.
• Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake Designation (3PMSF) for severe weather service.
• 45-Day Satisfaction Guarantee

What do you think of the new Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT? If you've run the AT3 4S previously, will you consider the Discoverer Road+Trail AT for your next set?

umm none in a 40"?

 

[Bruno]

For anyone interested :
(I was hoping for a tall, skinny 255/85 R16 - Oh well....)

16"
Tire Size
265/75-R16
265/70-R16
245/75-R16
245/70-R16
225/75-R16
255/70-R16
235/70-R16

17"
Tire Size
255/70-R17
265/65-R17
265/70-R17
235/65-R17
255/65-R17
225/65-R17
225/60-R17
245/65-R17
235/75-R17
255/75-R17
245/70-R17
245/75-R17


18"
Tire Size
255/70-R18
265/70-R18
265/60-R18
245/60-R18
235/65-R18
235/60-R18
265/65-R18
275/65-R18
225/60-R18


20"
Tire Size
265/50-R20
275/60-R20
275/55-R20
245/50-R20
255/55-R20


22"
Tire Size
285/45-R22

15"
Tire Size
225/70-R15
235/75-R15

 

[Discount Tire]

umm none in a 40"?

Unfortunately no. So far all of the tires in this tread design are made in SL and XL only. The only 40 available in the Cooper lineup right now is the Discoverer STT Pro.

 

[prospectfour]

For anyone interested :
(I was hoping for a tall, skinny 255/85 R16 - Oh well....)

16"
Tire Size
265/75-R16
265/70-R16
245/75-R16
245/70-R16
225/75-R16
255/70-R16
235/70-R16

17"
Tire Size
255/70-R17
265/65-R17
265/70-R17
235/65-R17
255/65-R17
225/65-R17
225/60-R17
245/65-R17
235/75-R17
255/75-R17
245/70-R17
245/75-R17


18"
Tire Size
255/70-R18
265/70-R18
265/60-R18
245/60-R18
235/65-R18
235/60-R18
265/65-R18
275/65-R18
225/60-R18


20"
Tire Size
265/50-R20
275/60-R20
275/55-R20
245/50-R20
255/55-R20


22"
Tire Size
285/45-R22

15"
Tire Size
225/70-R15
235/75-R15

Not available in a 33” makes this a non starter for many people looking for a new set of tires. I know General makes the Grabber in a P rated 33” so it feels like an oversight here.

 

[Discount Tire]

Not available in a 33” makes this a non starter for many people looking for a new set of tires. I know General makes the Grabber in a P rated 33” so it feels like an oversight here.

I hear what you are saying! I will say, as the tire gains popularity, there may be a call to expand tire sizing options! Stay tuned!

 

[timhood]

Not available in a 33” makes this a non starter for many people looking for a new set of tires. I know General makes the Grabber in a P rated 33” so it feels like an oversight here.

I'm not sure this tread is designed for the kind of off-roading that a KO2 would let you do. So a 33" here would be mainly for looks. Basic dirt, rutty roads generally don't need that much tire. This seems like an overlander kind of tire, rather than a rock crawler.

 

[prospectfour]

I'm not sure this tread is designed for the kind of off-roading that a KO2 would let you do. So a 33" here would be mainly for looks. Basic dirt, rutty roads generally don't need that much tire. This seems like an overlander kind of tire, rather than a rock crawler.

Fair enough, it's probably in the same category as the Pirelli Scorpion. I was referring to the General Grabber because I feel like it covers a little bit of both segments.

 

[DUSTYcazOREGON]

We're back with another All-Terrain tire launch, this one from Cooper Tires!

Available in 4-ply rating (SL & XL), the Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT refreshes the popular Discoverer AT3 4S with incremental improvements where it mattered most. Featuring a next-generation tread pattern, the Discoverer Road+Trail AT utilizes a more rugged sidewall design over its predecessor which transitions nicely from the shoulder lugs. In addition the new aesthetics, drivers can expect superior wet performance and improved steering feel, with the same on-road comfort found with the previous version. If you find yourself mainly driving on-road with camping adventures sprinkled in throughout the year, the Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT is worth a look!

Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT
UTQG: 620 A/B
Mileage Warranty: 65,000

Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT Sizes and Specs | Discount Tire


-KEY FEATURES-

• EnduraGuard Design boasts durable internal construction to keep this tire’s shape over rough surfaces and ensure even treadwear.
• A continuous tread pattern with traction shoulders extends 50% further down the sidewall than previously with a doubly thick angled design for even more grip on uneven surfaces.
• Consistent control and grip on uneven terrain provided via thick, rugged interlocking tread blocks.
• Connected center tread lugs deliver stability and traction on snowy surfaces for winter grip.
• Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake Designation (3PMSF) for severe weather service.
• 45-Day Satisfaction Guarantee

What do you think of the new Cooper Discoverer Road+Trail AT? If you've run the AT3 4S previously, will you consider the Discoverer Road+Trail AT for your next set?

I am a big fan of the Cooper AT3-XLT tires. Great on my Bronco and F150.

 

[Discount Tire]

I am a big fan of the Cooper AT3-XLT tires. Great on my Bronco and F150.

Great looking rig and awesome looking tires. Thank you for sharing!

 

[Aonarch]

Not available in a 33” makes this a non starter for many people looking for a new set of tires. I know General makes the Grabber in a P rated 33” so it feels like an oversight here.

Came here to post this, no 285/70/17 is a HUGE MISS.

 

[RADRide]

Not available in a 33” makes this a non starter for many people looking for a new set of tires. I know General makes the Grabber in a P rated 33” so it feels like an oversight here.

Totally agree, just grabbed Nitto Nomad grapplers, really like them. Was holding out for these to come in a 33 when i saw they first launched a few months back but never happened.

 

[ExJeePowner]

I have a set to be put on my F150 this upcoming weekend. I know they are new, so fingers crossed they hold up well and are somewhat quiet at highway speeds.

 

[Discount Tire]

I have a set to be put on my F150 this upcoming weekend. I know they are new, so fingers crossed they hold up well and are somewhat quiet at highway speeds.

Looking forward to hearing how these tires perform for you over time.

 

[ExJeePowner]

Looking forward to hearing how these tires perform for you over time.

I will keep this thread updated since there is not many reviews on these tires at all

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