The Cooper Discoverer ATR is a On-Road All-Terrain All Season tyre designed to be fitted to SUV and 4x4s.
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Owners say75%from 11 owner reviews82% would buy againRead the reviews
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How comfortable and quiet are the Cooper Discoverer ATR?
Owners rate the Cooper Discoverer ATR 7.6 out of 10 for comfort and noise across 10 reviews.
How well do the Cooper Discoverer ATR wear, according to owners?
Owners rate the Cooper Discoverer ATR 7.4 out of 10 for wear across 10 reviews. 2 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles, and the typical review covers 550 miles.
Would owners buy the Cooper Discoverer ATR again?
82% of owners say they would buy the Cooper Discoverer ATR again, based on the 11 owner reviews that answered the question. 45% of them gave it the highest possible answer.
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Across 11 owner ratings the Cooper Discoverer ATR averages 75%. Owners rate Dry Grip highest at 8.5 out of 10 and Handling lowest at 6.4. 2 of those reviews come from owners past 10,000 miles. 90% of owners score it 70% or better.
Owner ratings averaged from 11 ratings
Owner score75%
Dry Grip85%
Comfort76%
Wear74%
Wet Grip74%
Road Feedback73%
Handling64%
Featured reviews
Most helpful 73%
“Bought my Chevy truck with these on fairly new, never seen them before. In awe at how much pounding they took. I was hitting curbs, driving over ugly looking rocks and the tires had no problems. The tires are 6+ years...”
“as they wear you a tram lining effect in the steering Severe chipping on the edge of the tread when traveling on outback gravel roads or 4wd tracks. Had 2 tyres with cuts through to the steel in tread area. Tyre...”
“I have put these on my Toyota Landcruiser 90 after a lot of research. I also do a lot of off roading in the lake district and so far I am well impressed with them. I was advised by a specialist off roader to put these...”
Bought my Chevy truck with these on fairly new, never seen them before. In awe at how much pounding they took. I was hitting curbs, driving over ugly looking rocks and the tires had no problems. The tires are 6+ years old and I've done 3kkm road trips with no problems. For this alone I am getting another set. Alas I managed to drive straight over a bottle and get a nasty puncture, which while mended makes me think the tires are getting old enough to swap.
Hi I bought Cooper Discoverer AT tyres for my Isuzu KB 280 DT 4x4 a number of years back and think they are fantastic tyres. I got over 80 000kms out of them - they handled extremely well on my 4x4 and yes they were not the greatest off road - well as an All Terrain they were very good. Most of my travelling is on road anyway so what do you expect. I currently have Cooper ST's on my van - they are noisier than the ATR, but off road handling is very good. On road is suprisingly ok, but the ATR were tops! I would like to have 2 setsof tyres - 1 set of ATR and one set of ST!! :)
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I have had these for 55,000 kms on a Landcruiser & found them a good all-round tyre. Road noise is good for an all terrain tyre and they have done about 10% off road time, mostly beach & bush tracks. Play with the tyre pressures & I haven't had any chipping etc. This tyre gives the versatility that the OEM tyres simply don't - and they wear better - the toyota is an AWD all the time and is known to be hard on tyre wear and these will last twice as long as the OEM tyres. Would recommend again.
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I use to have the Bridgestone ATRs which I thought were not that bad until I tried these Cooper ATRs.
On loose off road\tracks there is no tracking of the rear tyres no tyre punchers. If you get these you dont know what tyre pressure you should have when off roading. I always have my tyres at 28psi or maybe 24psi when on loose off road tracks and have NEVER had a problem and I'm upto my second set so thats over 100,000kms and no probs.
When driving on road I have 34psi in the tyres. Drive for 30min and then chk again. Will buy these again and again and will recommend them to anyone.
I was running a set of budget tyres on my Mazda Bongo 4x4 Canpervan but wanted something a more robust and less prone to punctures on tracks and fields. After checking out the various leading brands I was looking at well over £120 a corner until I read about the Cooper Discoverer ATR's. I managed to get a set for £77 a corner and haven't regretted my purchase in anyway at all (nice looking too). A few months back I was out in a terrible rain storm on the motorway and they were fantastic. Just this week I was climbing steep snow covered hills that other 4x4's with low profile tyres couldn't get up. In the dry they are fine and also not noisy like most people think. A brilliant buy and I would highly recommend these to anyone who wants a safe and versatile set of All Terrain's that are certainly very good on any surface.
as they wear you a tram lining effect in the steering Severe chipping on the edge of the tread when traveling on outback gravel roads or 4wd tracks.
Had 2 tyres with cuts through to the steel in tread area. Tyre pressures were reduced for gravel roads and speeds were about 80-90 Kilometers/hour.
89%
Member
Kia Motors
245/65 R17
2,000 miles
Mostly Country Roads
Average
Excellent tyres, smooth and comfortable with surprisingly civilised road manners. These are actually quieter than the stock road tyres that came with my Sorento (Kumho KL21's)! Very sure in snow and ice with plenty of 'feel'. I will be buying these again !
recent change of tyre -now the cooper rated on the "ogri" scale as a 6 so much better than the original goodyear wrangler m/s scoring only 2.
so far in deep road water no sign of aqua planing with no movement when hitting the large volumes of water in recent days. Normal road use produces noticible LESS road noise despite the much deeper tread -(over 10mm )
So Far extremely pleased, will come back with more info when i've done a load more miles( 1000 miles done in 3 weeks so far)
A very good tyre if you do a fairly large amount of snow or off road driving. 19,000 Miles done, with 5mm still left, so would not need to replace them for normal road use for a while yet but the of road edge/ability has gone on them. No real road noise to worry about even though a good off road chunky tyre.
I have put these on my Toyota Landcruiser 90 after a lot of research. I also do a lot of off roading in the lake district and so far I am well impressed with them. I was advised by a specialist off roader to put these on as they would cater for all the terrains that I encounter and so far he has been spot on. The pictures on the web do not do them justice, you really need to see them in a garage to appreciate the chunky tread and grooves. If you want All Terrains with good road manners but impressive off road ability then these will be perfect and not a bad price compared to BF Goodrich etc
