Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT vs Cooper Evolution Tour — Compared

“Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT Picked up a set of Discoverer AT3 XLT from simple tire. With the 4th of July discounts all 4 were under 1k before taxes. I had the AT3 4S on a previous ram and they held up so I’m expecting good things here.”

“I figure any tire review is good, even if late. I'm nearing the end of use for Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT in LT275/70R18E 125S on OE 18x8" chrome clad wheels. They have been fantastic tires , great in the snow, quiet, never felt like they were giving up any traction except for the fourth (last) winter, but they never felt dangerous. They wore dead flat across the tread, kept the fronts at 65# and rears at 75#, rotated about every 5k miles, used Thuren alignment specs. They made 50k miles (the warranty in 2020) no problem. I have no problem getting them again or recommending them, but I like trying something different. If the different tires I chose this time don't work out (45 days), I'll just get these Coopers again.”

“Quote: Originally Posted by SodiumMonkey Thanks for the reply. I actually read through your entire build thread last night. Wow. Awesome stuff there. I’m planning on keeping the OEM Platinum trim 20” wheels. So I could run the Discoverer AT3 XLT 275/65 R20 without any rub at all with either a 2” spacer level or something like this kit from Fox? I don’t want to trim anything and don’t want any rub even when suspension is flexed. It seems like most info online indicates a 33” tire is the max for a 2” level and no rubbing. I believe the 275/65 R20 is a 34” tire. Thanks for the advice! I only ever rubbed with my 285/65R20s when I was reversing and turning right down an angled driveway, on the street and flat ground it never rubbed. Offroad is where I had the most rubbing but that is expected. A 275/65R20 is what a lot of people run with only a 2 inch level. It fills the wheel wells nice and it will very rarely rub in any on road circumstance, no matter how you level the truck. A 33" tire is too small in my personal opinion.”

“No one recommending Cooper tires? Hey everyone!! My very first car is a 2019 honda fit EX and I'm new to pretty much everything in regards to it. I've had it since May of last year. I don't see any recommendations for Cooper tires. Is there a reason for this? I'm looking into the Cooper Evolution Tour All Season. My dad (who used to be a mechanic) suggests them, and they're available at the closest Walmart. I'm also looking into Yokohama, but they'll have to be shipped and they're 20$ more per tire. I'll most likely replace all four. I'm at 32k miles, but my rear passenger tire blew out the other day. The car still has the stock tires. Read more”

“It appears the Endeavor might be one step above the Evolution based on the Cooper website and their performance chart that compares tires to other Cooper tires. I like the performance characteristics of my Cooper Evolution Tour tires, I just wish the tread wear was a little better, especially for a 65,000 mile rated tire. I am down to 5/32 tread depth on all four tires after only 20,000 miles.”