Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT in light mud

[Texas415]

Anyone have any experience with any of the Cooper AT3 tires, especially the XLT version in the mud? These tires caught my eye for a good looking all terrain just curious about the traction in light mud.

 

[CMENT]

Loved the Coopers AT3 on my last two trucks. Slippery as heck for the the first 500 miles and than stuck like glue.

I am currently debating between the Cooper LTX and General Grappler ATX.

Leaning toward the Generals, but just to try something different. Cooper has been bullit proof for me. (I had a set of the ST Max on my 1-ton, but switched them out to Cooper AT3 due to road noise)



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[PorBoy]

Well if they’ve been that great for you, why mess with it ? Unless of course you’ve heard great things about those Generals ?

 

[CMENT]

Well if they’ve been that great for you, why mess with it ? Unless of course you’ve heard great things about those Generals ?

Yeh, that is my issue. Never had a problem with the Coopers and I am dreading buyers remorse if i go with the Generals.


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[PorBoy]

Stick with what has worked for you unless there is a money back guarantee on those Generals.

 

[Bleda2002]

I have the XLT's and cant say enough great things about them. I havent really done any mud with them unfortunately, but they should be more or less the same as the regular AT3's since the tread is the same with a more aggressive sidewall.

I will say in the dry, rain, or sand they've been fantastic.

 

[NordicNevs]

Had the coopers on the 3500. Great tire, no issues and the new pattern looked great. Snow and mud were not an issue in CASUAL use. This truck I will likely end up going with a NITTO for the same reason why you want to go with Cooper. The good thing and bad thing about tires is that they wear out, meaning you're not married to them by any means.