Absolute GARBAGE ! Tread completely wore out at 6,000 miles on my Honda Pilot. Didn't even make it to the first tire rotation. And to add insult to injury, the tread warranty offered would cover $20 towards the purchase of a new set of these same worthless tires ! Cooper is now on the “do not buy” or “run the other way” list. Do yourself a favor and avoid the headache I just went through so you're not out $1,000 within six months. This brand is the worst ! Their warranty is useless !

Goood

Such a smooth and comfortable ride for these Arizona lousy roads. also if we go far of the "path" no worries we'll find our way back.

Great tires pick up my truck it was snowing and very slushy out they drove through it like it wasn't there it was an eye opening experience

Tires are quiet and seem to handle well so far. Have not had much weather to test any further so far.

Put about 300 miles on them so far. Fairly quiet tires on the freeway and balanced well. My ride has greatly improved

Have just had them on a few weeks but have experienced snow and ice in that period and so far they are handling very well. Also not super loud. Hoping they go to their 60K mileage rating.

You could tell the difference in ride immediately. Smooth, quiet, and they look aggressive! Great job Sam's crew for hooking us up with these Cooper tires.

buying the tires i wanted was easy at sam's. they did not carry the ones I wanted in stock but was sp easy to order them at sam's and at a great price

Follow-up: Had these on Audi Q7 for close to a year now. First Winter it snowed 20" in a day, and my Q7 had no issues making like a snowplow on these tires (Quattro AWD!), whereas my son's F-150 4X4 couldn't even make it out of the driveway on a set of new-ish A/T tires from Ford dealer. Most tire shops will overfill these tires when mounting or servicing them, and alignment shops do the same thing; my car has only one recommended pressure on the door jamb (B-pillar) and it's for the MAX vehicle load on the factory tires. I have to specify at every service visit/alignment my preferred tire pressure (36psi) for everyday driving. According to research on Tire Rack, the max load carry rating is achieved at 42psi on this particular tire, no doubt due to the heavier-duty construction, but it will ride rough if you aren't carrying a load or towing, etc., at that pressure level. The alignment shop put 44/49psi based on the B-pillar max-loading pressures noted for the factory tires it no longer has, and they didn't ask prior to changing my tire pressures to significantly higher psi settings front/rear, which were inappropriate for this set of Cooper Disco A/T tires. Be vigilant out there. Discount Tire mounted these for me and set them up with wrong tire pressures in them based on B-pillar limited info. For my car anyway, you have to open the owner's manual to see what the 'normal' driving psi is supposed to be, as it is not on the B-pillar.