Cooper Zeon XSTa
WatchThe Cooper Zeon XSTa is a Ultra High Performance Summer tyre designed to be fitted to SUV and 4x4s.
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2013 Auto Bild SUV / 4X4 Tyre Test
6th/9
235/65 R17 • 2013
Decent performance on loose soil, good dry braking
Moderate wet grip, extended wet braking distance, average cornering
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Top 3 Cooper Zeon XSTa Reviews
Given 56%
while driving a
Nissan Pathfinder
(225/45 R17)
on a combination of roads
for 15,000 average miles
@ yr old tyres with nearly 20K miles and they are already perished and cracking. nice tyre when new but a tyre should last longer than 2 yrs without cracking and perishing.
Given 63%
while driving a
Jeep Grand Cherokee 2.7 LTD
(235/65 R17 R)
on a combination of roads
for 25,000 average miles
Nice Tyre for comfort and grip on tarmac, poor grip in mud and snow, and perish badly over time in sunlight mine are 4 years old and now need to be scrapped due to rubber perishing
Audi A6 Allroad 3.0 TDI
(235/55 R18 V)
on a combination of roads
for 1,000 average miles
Fitted today to my 3rd generation Audi allroad (A6 C7) as I wanted precisely this mix (10% offroad) in an all-season tyre with an "open" pattern (lower land/sea ratio verging towards "M+S").
The originals were 255 section Dunlops and there was noticeable aquaplaning in the current very wet UK weather. 235s are the entry level size and better for these wetter wintry conditions, but I can at least use them throughout most of the year refitting the 19" wheels over the summer.
I'm happy to accept the compromise of all-seasons as my other cars have winter tyres/CWTs so will be used in more adverse conditions.
Previous allroads have been awesome in all weathers (excepting ice) on 245/45 18" Goodyear Wrangler AT/R but these are not available in the right size for the latest A6 allroad and production ceased c.2008 anyway.
It will be interesting to see how these Coopers perform in comparison (I've only done 50 miles so far), but A4 allroad, Octavia Scout and Insignia Country Tourer drivers will need to look elsewhere.
Update with scores to follow.
The originals were 255 section Dunlops and there was noticeable aquaplaning in the current very wet UK weather. 235s are the entry level size and better for these wetter wintry conditions, but I can at least use them throughout most of the year refitting the 19" wheels over the summer.
I'm happy to accept the compromise of all-seasons as my other cars have winter tyres/CWTs so will be used in more adverse conditions.
Previous allroads have been awesome in all weathers (excepting ice) on 245/45 18" Goodyear Wrangler AT/R but these are not available in the right size for the latest A6 allroad and production ceased c.2008 anyway.
It will be interesting to see how these Coopers perform in comparison (I've only done 50 miles so far), but A4 allroad, Octavia Scout and Insignia Country Tourer drivers will need to look elsewhere.
Update with scores to follow.