Re: Cooper Discovery AT tires any good?
Obviously, the Tire debate could go on forever.... I'm looking at
replacing the original GY GSA's on my '03 TJ, which by the way, have treated me extremely well. I would rate them very good overall, although I haven't had them in more than 5 or 6 inches of mud, the performance in 16 inches of snow is commendable. 36K miles on them and they've still got 10+K left. As I understand, GY is discontinuing most sizes of the GSA with the exception of the 30x9.50/15. I'd like to move to 31x10.50's and I am looking at BFG AT's and the Bridgestone/Firestone AT REVO. I am very familiar with the BFG product as it has been around forever, but does anyone have an opinion on the REVO? Consumer Reports rates them as "excellent", but I'd like to hear what the folks here have to say as I trust the judgement of <some> fellow Jeep owners. "Cherokee-LTD" <spammenot@home.com> wrote in message news:<uYy0c.76797$Qg7.57768@news04.bloor.is.net.ca ble.rogers.com>... > Good tire, great value. They are long lasting and I have yet to encounter a > shifted belt even after sitting flat and frozen for a few months. > -Brian > > "Monte Castleman" <qmdcastleman@earthlink.net> wrote in message > news:84v0c.27330$hm4.12270@newsread3.news.atl.eart hlink.net... > : My stepfather finally decided to junk the Jimmy that his daughter rear > : ended someone with a year ago, and offered me the tires (with about > : 3-4/5th the tread left), so my only cost would be to have them > : remounted. > : > : I currently drive Firestone Wilderness ATs. I don't plan to go nuts > : off-roading, but I do drive through a lot of midwestern weather. Are > : these Coopers any good, or are they worth what I'd pay for them. Would > : being on a non-operation vehicle for a year have hurt them (the truck > : wasn't moved, but they weren't deflated)? > : -- > : > : Monte Castleman, <<Spamfilter in Use>> > : Bloomington, MN <<to email, remove the "q" from address>> > : |
Re: Cooper Discovery AT tires any good?
I put the AT Revo's on my TJ about a month ago. Went with the 31" variety.
So far I love them... haven't had them offroad yet, but have heard reports from a few people at work who also have them that they perform well (they're running them on everything from full-size PUs to Nissan Frontier's). They're definitely better than the GSAs in the rain... my GSAs were horrible in wet weather. That's one of the main reasons I switched since my TJ is my daily driver. Here's a pic of my TJ w/ 31s and a 2" RE Budget Boost: http://wrangler.rutgers.edu/gallery/...aw/Picture_026 "John R" <john_r357@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:77ac046e.0403020326.6303deaf@posting.google.c om... > Obviously, the Tire debate could go on forever.... I'm looking at > replacing the original GY GSA's on my '03 TJ, which by the way, have > treated me extremely well. I would rate them very good overall, > although I haven't had them in more than 5 or 6 inches of mud, the > performance in 16 inches of snow is commendable. 36K miles on them > and they've still got 10+K left. As I understand, GY is discontinuing > most sizes of the GSA with the exception of the 30x9.50/15. I'd like > to move to 31x10.50's and I am looking at BFG AT's and the > Bridgestone/Firestone AT REVO. I am very familiar with the BFG > product as it has been around forever, but does anyone have an opinion > on the REVO? Consumer Reports rates them as "excellent", but I'd like > to hear what the folks here have to say as I trust the judgement of > <some> fellow Jeep owners. > > > > > "Cherokee-LTD" <spammenot@home.com> wrote in message news:<uYy0c.76797$Qg7.57768@news04.bloor.is.net.ca ble.rogers.com>... > > Good tire, great value. They are long lasting and I have yet to encounter a > > shifted belt even after sitting flat and frozen for a few months. > > -Brian > > > > "Monte Castleman" <qmdcastleman@earthlink.net> wrote in message > > news:84v0c.27330$hm4.12270@newsread3.news.atl.eart hlink.net... > > : My stepfather finally decided to junk the Jimmy that his daughter rear > > : ended someone with a year ago, and offered me the tires (with about > > : 3-4/5th the tread left), so my only cost would be to have them > > : remounted. > > : > > : I currently drive Firestone Wilderness ATs. I don't plan to go nuts > > : off-roading, but I do drive through a lot of midwestern weather. Are > > : these Coopers any good, or are they worth what I'd pay for them. Would > > : being on a non-operation vehicle for a year have hurt them (the truck > > : wasn't moved, but they weren't deflated)? > > : -- > > : > > : Monte Castleman, <<Spamfilter in Use>> > > : Bloomington, MN <<to email, remove the "q" from address>> > > : |
Re: Cooper Discovery AT tires any good?
I put the AT Revo's on my TJ about a month ago. Went with the 31" variety.
So far I love them... haven't had them offroad yet, but have heard reports from a few people at work who also have them that they perform well (they're running them on everything from full-size PUs to Nissan Frontier's). They're definitely better than the GSAs in the rain... my GSAs were horrible in wet weather. That's one of the main reasons I switched since my TJ is my daily driver. Here's a pic of my TJ w/ 31s and a 2" RE Budget Boost: http://wrangler.rutgers.edu/gallery/...aw/Picture_026 "John R" <john_r357@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:77ac046e.0403020326.6303deaf@posting.google.c om... > Obviously, the Tire debate could go on forever.... I'm looking at > replacing the original GY GSA's on my '03 TJ, which by the way, have > treated me extremely well. I would rate them very good overall, > although I haven't had them in more than 5 or 6 inches of mud, the > performance in 16 inches of snow is commendable. 36K miles on them > and they've still got 10+K left. As I understand, GY is discontinuing > most sizes of the GSA with the exception of the 30x9.50/15. I'd like > to move to 31x10.50's and I am looking at BFG AT's and the > Bridgestone/Firestone AT REVO. I am very familiar with the BFG > product as it has been around forever, but does anyone have an opinion > on the REVO? Consumer Reports rates them as "excellent", but I'd like > to hear what the folks here have to say as I trust the judgement of > <some> fellow Jeep owners. > > > > > "Cherokee-LTD" <spammenot@home.com> wrote in message news:<uYy0c.76797$Qg7.57768@news04.bloor.is.net.ca ble.rogers.com>... > > Good tire, great value. They are long lasting and I have yet to encounter a > > shifted belt even after sitting flat and frozen for a few months. > > -Brian > > > > "Monte Castleman" <qmdcastleman@earthlink.net> wrote in message > > news:84v0c.27330$hm4.12270@newsread3.news.atl.eart hlink.net... > > : My stepfather finally decided to junk the Jimmy that his daughter rear > > : ended someone with a year ago, and offered me the tires (with about > > : 3-4/5th the tread left), so my only cost would be to have them > > : remounted. > > : > > : I currently drive Firestone Wilderness ATs. I don't plan to go nuts > > : off-roading, but I do drive through a lot of midwestern weather. Are > > : these Coopers any good, or are they worth what I'd pay for them. Would > > : being on a non-operation vehicle for a year have hurt them (the truck > > : wasn't moved, but they weren't deflated)? > > : -- > > : > > : Monte Castleman, <<Spamfilter in Use>> > > : Bloomington, MN <<to email, remove the "q" from address>> > > : |
Re: Cooper Discovery AT tires any good?
I put the AT Revo's on my TJ about a month ago. Went with the 31" variety.
So far I love them... haven't had them offroad yet, but have heard reports from a few people at work who also have them that they perform well (they're running them on everything from full-size PUs to Nissan Frontier's). They're definitely better than the GSAs in the rain... my GSAs were horrible in wet weather. That's one of the main reasons I switched since my TJ is my daily driver. Here's a pic of my TJ w/ 31s and a 2" RE Budget Boost: http://wrangler.rutgers.edu/gallery/...aw/Picture_026 "John R" <john_r357@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:77ac046e.0403020326.6303deaf@posting.google.c om... > Obviously, the Tire debate could go on forever.... I'm looking at > replacing the original GY GSA's on my '03 TJ, which by the way, have > treated me extremely well. I would rate them very good overall, > although I haven't had them in more than 5 or 6 inches of mud, the > performance in 16 inches of snow is commendable. 36K miles on them > and they've still got 10+K left. As I understand, GY is discontinuing > most sizes of the GSA with the exception of the 30x9.50/15. I'd like > to move to 31x10.50's and I am looking at BFG AT's and the > Bridgestone/Firestone AT REVO. I am very familiar with the BFG > product as it has been around forever, but does anyone have an opinion > on the REVO? Consumer Reports rates them as "excellent", but I'd like > to hear what the folks here have to say as I trust the judgement of > <some> fellow Jeep owners. > > > > > "Cherokee-LTD" <spammenot@home.com> wrote in message news:<uYy0c.76797$Qg7.57768@news04.bloor.is.net.ca ble.rogers.com>... > > Good tire, great value. They are long lasting and I have yet to encounter a > > shifted belt even after sitting flat and frozen for a few months. > > -Brian > > > > "Monte Castleman" <qmdcastleman@earthlink.net> wrote in message > > news:84v0c.27330$hm4.12270@newsread3.news.atl.eart hlink.net... > > : My stepfather finally decided to junk the Jimmy that his daughter rear > > : ended someone with a year ago, and offered me the tires (with about > > : 3-4/5th the tread left), so my only cost would be to have them > > : remounted. > > : > > : I currently drive Firestone Wilderness ATs. I don't plan to go nuts > > : off-roading, but I do drive through a lot of midwestern weather. Are > > : these Coopers any good, or are they worth what I'd pay for them. Would > > : being on a non-operation vehicle for a year have hurt them (the truck > > : wasn't moved, but they weren't deflated)? > > : -- > > : > > : Monte Castleman, <<Spamfilter in Use>> > > : Bloomington, MN <<to email, remove the "q" from address>> > > : |
Re: Cooper Discovery AT tires any good?
I have no complaints about GYs. My OEM GY Wranglers lasted 48K on my '99 TJ
with no problems whatsoever, and they probably would've lasted another 8 or 10K had I kept them on. I changed them because the tread was getting a little thin and I wanted to avoid any "surprises." (I hate surprises.) I'm currently running GY Wrangler GS-As and haven't had a problem in the 10K since I put 'em on, and I've run them through some pretty rough terrain. We had a foot of snow here in KC about a month ago and I got around just fine -- much of the time in 2WD. They are a little noisy, but they're great tires. Scotty '99 TJ 4.0L Sahara |
Re: Cooper Discovery AT tires any good?
I have no complaints about GYs. My OEM GY Wranglers lasted 48K on my '99 TJ
with no problems whatsoever, and they probably would've lasted another 8 or 10K had I kept them on. I changed them because the tread was getting a little thin and I wanted to avoid any "surprises." (I hate surprises.) I'm currently running GY Wrangler GS-As and haven't had a problem in the 10K since I put 'em on, and I've run them through some pretty rough terrain. We had a foot of snow here in KC about a month ago and I got around just fine -- much of the time in 2WD. They are a little noisy, but they're great tires. Scotty '99 TJ 4.0L Sahara |
Re: Cooper Discovery AT tires any good?
I have no complaints about GYs. My OEM GY Wranglers lasted 48K on my '99 TJ
with no problems whatsoever, and they probably would've lasted another 8 or 10K had I kept them on. I changed them because the tread was getting a little thin and I wanted to avoid any "surprises." (I hate surprises.) I'm currently running GY Wrangler GS-As and haven't had a problem in the 10K since I put 'em on, and I've run them through some pretty rough terrain. We had a foot of snow here in KC about a month ago and I got around just fine -- much of the time in 2WD. They are a little noisy, but they're great tires. Scotty '99 TJ 4.0L Sahara |
Re: Cooper Discovery AT tires any good?
I have Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo's on my '62 Willys pickup. I don't have a
lot of experience with them, but I've been quite impressed so far. Best regards, Dave Rose Cactus Cowboy Big Wonderful Wyoming '49 Willys Pickup (parts truck) '62 Willys Pickup 4WD 226 '98 XJ Sport O|||||||O "John R" <john_r357@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:77ac046e.0403020326.6303deaf@posting.google.c om... > Obviously, the Tire debate could go on forever.... I'm looking at > replacing the original GY GSA's on my '03 TJ, which by the way, have > treated me extremely well. I would rate them very good overall, > although I haven't had them in more than 5 or 6 inches of mud, the > performance in 16 inches of snow is commendable. 36K miles on them > and they've still got 10+K left. As I understand, GY is discontinuing > most sizes of the GSA with the exception of the 30x9.50/15. I'd like > to move to 31x10.50's and I am looking at BFG AT's and the > Bridgestone/Firestone AT REVO. I am very familiar with the BFG > product as it has been around forever, but does anyone have an opinion > on the REVO? Consumer Reports rates them as "excellent", but I'd like > to hear what the folks here have to say as I trust the judgement of > <some> fellow Jeep owners. |
Re: Cooper Discovery AT tires any good?
I have Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo's on my '62 Willys pickup. I don't have a
lot of experience with them, but I've been quite impressed so far. Best regards, Dave Rose Cactus Cowboy Big Wonderful Wyoming '49 Willys Pickup (parts truck) '62 Willys Pickup 4WD 226 '98 XJ Sport O|||||||O "John R" <john_r357@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:77ac046e.0403020326.6303deaf@posting.google.c om... > Obviously, the Tire debate could go on forever.... I'm looking at > replacing the original GY GSA's on my '03 TJ, which by the way, have > treated me extremely well. I would rate them very good overall, > although I haven't had them in more than 5 or 6 inches of mud, the > performance in 16 inches of snow is commendable. 36K miles on them > and they've still got 10+K left. As I understand, GY is discontinuing > most sizes of the GSA with the exception of the 30x9.50/15. I'd like > to move to 31x10.50's and I am looking at BFG AT's and the > Bridgestone/Firestone AT REVO. I am very familiar with the BFG > product as it has been around forever, but does anyone have an opinion > on the REVO? Consumer Reports rates them as "excellent", but I'd like > to hear what the folks here have to say as I trust the judgement of > <some> fellow Jeep owners. |
Re: Cooper Discovery AT tires any good?
I have Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo's on my '62 Willys pickup. I don't have a
lot of experience with them, but I've been quite impressed so far. Best regards, Dave Rose Cactus Cowboy Big Wonderful Wyoming '49 Willys Pickup (parts truck) '62 Willys Pickup 4WD 226 '98 XJ Sport O|||||||O "John R" <john_r357@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:77ac046e.0403020326.6303deaf@posting.google.c om... > Obviously, the Tire debate could go on forever.... I'm looking at > replacing the original GY GSA's on my '03 TJ, which by the way, have > treated me extremely well. I would rate them very good overall, > although I haven't had them in more than 5 or 6 inches of mud, the > performance in 16 inches of snow is commendable. 36K miles on them > and they've still got 10+K left. As I understand, GY is discontinuing > most sizes of the GSA with the exception of the 30x9.50/15. I'd like > to move to 31x10.50's and I am looking at BFG AT's and the > Bridgestone/Firestone AT REVO. I am very familiar with the BFG > product as it has been around forever, but does anyone have an opinion > on the REVO? Consumer Reports rates them as "excellent", but I'd like > to hear what the folks here have to say as I trust the judgement of > <some> fellow Jeep owners. |
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