“For a mud terrain tyre this is great. Good wear, great offroad and not bad on Road. Low noise in my case because the noisy dieselengine is louder than the tyres. Downsides are roadfeeling/feedback and rhat the tyres are...”
Cooper Discoverer STT Pro
The Cooper Discoverer STT Pro is an all-season mud-terrain tyre whose owners most consistently praise traction on rock, mud and mixed trails. Road noise and mixed comfort and road manners are the main compromises, with too little winter experience for a firm snow or ice verdict.
The Cooper Discoverer STT Pro has its clearest owner support away from paved roads. Reports favour traction on rock, mud and mixed trails, giving it appeal for drivers whose use regularly includes those surfaces. One owner finds it poor in sand, so the praise should not be extended to every off-road situation. There are only six owner accounts and no independent tests yet, which limits the strength of comparisons with alternatives.
Road noise is a drawback in around a third of accounts, although one driver finds it quieter than expected. Comfort, road manners and value receive mixed comments, and a small number of accounts are less confident about wet-road grip. One end-of-life owner reports over 20,000 miles from each of two sets, but most other detailed wear praise comes from initial or unspecified-stage reviews and does not establish a dependable lifespan. Actual winter experience is too limited to support a snow or ice recommendation. Its strongest case remains off-road traction, with everyday road use involving more compromises.
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- 8owner reviews
- 124,007miles driven
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Off-road traction is the clearest shared positive for the Cooper Discoverer STT Pro, with favourable reports on rock, mud and mixed trails. One owner finds sand performance poor, so the praise does not extend equally to every surface. Road noise is mentioned as a drawback by around a third of the six owners, while comfort and road manners receive mixed comments. One end-of-life owner reports more than 20,000 miles from each of two sets, but most detailed wear praise comes from initial or unspecified-stage reviews and does not establish a general lifespan. Wet-road confidence is less reassuring in a small number of accounts, and there is no meaningful winter-use record.
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Owner ratings averaged from 8 ratings
- Owner score 66%
- Wear 88%
- Dry Grip 78%
- Handling 70%
- Wet Grip 68%
- Comfort 63%
- Road Feedback 61%
- Snow Grip 60%
- Ice Grip 23%
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“Not driven in snow or ice so cannot comment. I am on my second set both have done more than 20k miles. for a mud terrain they have good road manners and howl before sliding in dry but are prone to suddenly sliding on...”
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- 20,000 miles
Not driven in snow or ice so cannot comment. I am on my second set both have done more than 20k miles. for a mud terrain they have good road manners and howl before sliding in dry but are prone to suddenly sliding on wet tarmac (like all MT tyres). I do 50% road 30% gravel 10% rock and 10% mud. Generally these are very good MT tyres but have stopped representing value at the available price point available in the UK. I have been offered some BFG MT for less per tyre. I replaced with Maxxis Bighorn 764`s which are louder, The performance between the Maxxis and Cooper are similar overall. (but only done a few hundred miles to compare so far.) Note both sets cracked (to the point of UK MOT failure) in the sidewalls before wearing out. Both sets at around 5 years old.
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