01-26-2016, 08:57 AM
Those with trucks and SUVs:
Check out Cooper A/T3 tires. They won Overland Journal's tire of the year award FWIW. I put them on my F150 to replace some goodyear wranglers. For an aggressive AT tire (17/32" tread depth) they ride great, are quiet, and performed really well during this snow. They are sipped and "M+S rated", though they don't have the snowflake "severe snow rating." There's a version that is snowflaked though if that's your thing.
Other AT tires in my history include Yokohama Geolander, Bridgestone Duler AT Revo (not "2"), and Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armor Pro Grade. All have been great. If these Coopers wear well I think they will be my favorite though.
Why you should trust me:
![[Image: snow.jpg]](http://85xr.com/images/snow.jpg)
Check out Cooper A/T3 tires. They won Overland Journal's tire of the year award FWIW. I put them on my F150 to replace some goodyear wranglers. For an aggressive AT tire (17/32" tread depth) they ride great, are quiet, and performed really well during this snow. They are sipped and "M+S rated", though they don't have the snowflake "severe snow rating." There's a version that is snowflaked though if that's your thing.
Other AT tires in my history include Yokohama Geolander, Bridgestone Duler AT Revo (not "2"), and Goodyear Wrangler Silent Armor Pro Grade. All have been great. If these Coopers wear well I think they will be my favorite though.
Why you should trust me:
http://www.85xr.com
1985 Merkur XR4Ti Track Car
2013 Ford F-150 FX4 Ecoboost
E46 BMW 330Ci Sport 5spd
1973 Honda CL125S
1985 Honda CX500
2013 Arctic Cat 700 ATV
2017 Onewheel +
1985 Merkur XR4Ti Track Car
2013 Ford F-150 FX4 Ecoboost
E46 BMW 330Ci Sport 5spd
1973 Honda CL125S
1985 Honda CX500
2013 Arctic Cat 700 ATV
2017 Onewheel +