Cooper AT3 XLT

[cummins2014]

Anyone got any experience or know of having these tires ,its time for new ones . Have never run a Cooper tire . Heard good things , as long as I can get some decent mileage out of them with some fifth wheel towing I would be happy ,that ,and they are quiet .

[jdc1]

cummins2014 wrote:

jdc1 wrote:
Look at the weight rating.

I run the E rated LT 275/70/18 , 3640 @ 80 psi . The Cooper in that size is 3638 @ 80 psi
Is there something I’m not seeing ? Not worried about the 2lb difference.

Then you are good. Not all AT3 are E rated. The 265-16's are C rated.

[Cummins12V98]

larry cad wrote:
Nothing wrong with Cooper Tires. I think they are still made in America too.

That's a bonus!!!

[Cummins12V98]

cummins2014 wrote:
Anyone got any experience or know of having these tires ,its time for new ones . Have never run a Cooper tire . Heard good things , as long as I can get some decent mileage out of them with some fifth wheel towing I would be happy ,that ,and they are quiet .

Why not Sailun tires?

Sailun Terramax AT 4S LT275/70R18 (Load E)

[larry_cad]

Nothing wrong with Cooper Tires. I think they are still made in America too.

[Big1]

I love these tires I'm on my second set the only thing that I don't like about them is they do pick up rocks so every time I ride on a road that have rocks I have to stop and pop them all out. They are great in the snow also.

[cummins2014]

jdc1 wrote:
Look at the weight rating.

I run the E rated LT 275/70/18 , 3640 @ 80 psi . The Cooper in that size is 3638 @ 80 psi
Is there something I’m not seeing ? Not worried about the 2lb difference.

[garyp4951]

I have 15k on my 285-60-20 Cooper AT3 XLT’s and they still look new, ride great, and pretty quiet.
They are load range E 3620# each at 80 psi

[jdc1]

Look at the weight rating.