Cooper Tires Reviews

I purchased 5 Cooper 275/65R18 Discoverer ATS4S OWL 116T tires for my F-150 truck on 3/28/2019. One tire I used for the spare. I usually purchase a tire of the same kind in case I run into an issue and need a new tire to match. At the time I purchased a wheel alignment. On 9/16/2019 I returned to my tire centre to have the tires rotated because they felt out of balance. At that time they informed me my alignment was out and my driver side tire was unevenly worn. At first I thought maybe I hit a pothole as we have a lot of them where I live. I had them realign the the vehicle and had them switch the spare with the worn tire.

Good tires but road noise after 20,000 miles. 90% rubber remaining and the road noise is horrible on my Cooper A/T tires. I don't think I'll be buying them again. Good on dry, wet and snow but road noise is horrible.

I purchased a set of the Discover at3’s for my 2012 Escape and have had nothing but problems with them. They always seem to become unbalanced and I can feel every bump in the road because of how stiff they are. I contacted Cooper and they said there’s nothing they can do to get me a refund so I can purchase a different set of tires. I will not be purchasing another set of Coopers for any of my future vehicles.

https: Attached you will see pictures of a bad tire on my wife's 2010 Nissan Maxima. Thank the good Lord that she did not have an accident. This tire did not blow out. It was definitely a defective tire. As you can see from the pictures the tire still had good thread on it but evidently it was defective. In all the years I've worked on cars I have never seen a tire do such a thing. By the grace of God it did not blow out why my wife is driving home from work. I'm very disappointed because this situation should have never occurred. IMG_20200111_101651392.jpg. IMG_20200111_101532572.jpg. IMG_20200111_101835361.jpg/photos.app.goo.gl/

My Zeon LTZ XL tires are cracking and falling apart. I called to get it fixed and was offered $158 rebate on the $1000 tires I recently bought. So I'm out the 1000 and have to get new tires. The open recall that is on them doesn't match the right size they said. I think it's a design flaw that needs to be addressed across the board. Buy anything but Cooper.

Discoverer AT3 XLT. Nice riding, nice looking and quiet for a twin peak winter rated tire. Now the bad part. I was getting 12mpg with my stock Michelin tires on my 2011 Chevy Duramax. Since installing the Coopers I have dropped to 8.8mpg pulling my 5th wheel. The rollability is certainly worse.

I had AT3 Cooper tires installed on my F150. They are terribly out of balance. They tried 14 ounces of bead balancing, did not work, 3 tires were literally bouncing down the road. Then, they tried rim weights, it took an amazing 13-14 ounces to make 3 out of 4 of them drivable at all. The tire tech then says, "You can never put this one anywhere but the right rear". That's ridiculous! How can I rotate the wheels! My rims with Pirella tires only needed 1-2 ounces to balance. I watched them being balanced. They are not bent or have any runout. And, when 3 of 4 are this way, it says it's a tire problem. When it takes nearly 1 pound to balance a tire, the manufacturing process is very poor.

I bought my Cooper AT3 tires a year ago. I like the quiet ride. Good traction in many different terrains including mud and gravel with lots of pavement in between. These are 10 ply tires. I Haul my travel trailer mostly with my pickup. I’ve put over 10 k on the tires so far. No problems at all. The tread looks just like new. They were on sale and a great price. They also offered a mail in rebate which I received from them no problem. I’ve logged a couple million miles as a truck driver and I recommend the coopers to anyone. I’d like to add that if you hit something, it’s not the tires fault. If a valve stem breaks, it’s not the tires fault. If you run the tire with low air pressure, it’s not the tires fault when it explodes. My next tires will be Cooper’s. good product Cooper!

I bought a set of 2 tyres in Sept 2018 for the front of my T5 van, then a further 2 for the rear in Feb 2019. After 4000 miles the rear tryes are bald.... no weight in my vehicle. It doesn't tow. It's low mileage. On a 4 mile trip to work each day. Rear tyres are totally bald. Had my vehicle checked for any mechanical issues and it's perfect. I am taking them off all my family members' cars as I dont believe they are safe, and after multiple emails I'm still no closer to resolving the issue. I only wished I could leave zero stars...

I've had my Cooper Tires for 1 year and they are wearing unevenly. Talked to the dealership who sold me the tires as well as their distributor. I have had regular oil changes, tire rotations and alignment checks on my car over the last year and the tires are FAULTY wearing unevenly causing the ride to be rough and LOUD. I tried to work with the dealership as well as the distributor who both told me COOPER won't warranty the tires.

I am on my second set in 30 days. My tire dealer could not get the balance right on the first set and replaced them with a new set. The new set are only slightly better and the ride quality is very hard. Installed on a 2015 GMC Sierra Denali 2500HD. My old tires were Toyo and they were great.

Bought a set of Cooper Evolution tires for my Honda Pilot. Tires will not maintain tire pressure, need to adjust tire pressure every week. Never ever buy Cooper tires. Tried to contact Cooper to no avail. They don't seem concerned about product quality.

Purchased two Cooper CS3 touring tires last year on a road trip in Lordsburg NM, due to my Continentals failing. My gas mileage immediately dropped from 27 down to 24 mpg. One year and 26,000 miles later, tread depth is now 3/32". They are starting to get flats, which happens when tires are nearly worn out. I've lost the warranty paperwork, but they had either 60,000 or 80,000 mile warranty. The most expensive tires I've ever bought. I would go back to Lordsburg and try to get warranty replacement, but the cost of poor fuel economy is more than the value of the tires.

I purchased Discoverer Cooper tires for my Dodge Ram 1500 extended cab. One day at work in the breakroom I hear a loud boom. Building kind of shook a bit. I soften a few employees went outside to see what the commotion was and lo and behold my tire exploded. Lots and lots of wiring exposed. Damage to the back of my truck bed. The tire is less than a year old.

We bought Cooper tires from Pepboys for a truck 265-70R18. We started having problems with the air then we noticed the tires color change, one of the tires explored of the truck. We took it back, they changed it then second tire did the same thing with my kid and husband on it, we almost got killed. We heard a loud noise and the tire exploded. We went back to Pepboys and demand to get them off the truck. I have pictures of the discoloration of the tires and how the looked after exploding. I truly don’t recommend this tires at all. This tires are no good at all, should be off the market!

We purchased 4 Cooper Tires where the salesperson said we would get $75 rebate for 4 tires. Filled out info online and found rebate is 15% up to $75. Not a deal breaker. I later received email with a virtual MasterCard in the amount of $66.61. Unfortunately, the card doesn’t work. After many tries, I went back to the virtual card site and there is no contact information for help. They give you a web link that goes to a page to get Info. I input the info that they requested, and the page kept going blank and said there was a problem. Again, no contact info.

I am never going to buy Cooper Tires ever again. I've had Cooper AT3 tires fitted to my Prado. They did not reach the mileage that is guaranteed and they were only 27 months old when they started to crack along the beads parallel to the rim. I tried to make a warranty claim because Cooper's website says they will replace tires with manufacturing defects within 72 months of manufacture. My tires were manufactured in the 11th week of 2016. They were fitted in January 2017. I discovered the fault in April 2019. Called a very unhelpful rep from Cooper Tires who was not willing to honor any warranty. 50 mins later going around In circles all he could offer was a 10 percent pro-rata credit on the tire. This is because it has travelled 90 percent of its guaranteed mileage, he also went on to say that any extra mileage was a bonus.

Purchased a set for my 2016 Ford Fusion in July 2017 and 10 months later back at dealership because of rough riding. Tires had flat spots and not even 20000 mi on a tire rated for 80000 mi. Tires were replaced for half the amount they cost originally. Nine months later went to Ford to have my oil changed and they said my tires had flat spots and if they rotated them it would ride really rough. I am done with Cooper Tires. Didn't even mess with contacting them to make it right...

Purchased Cooper AT3 tires, with about 28,000 miles on the tire, I had tread separation going down the highway at 70 mph, nearly crashed, and the tire caused $4500.00 in damage to my vehicle. It looks like Cooper has a history of this probelm and it dangerous tire. I had no air loss, always maintained my tires - STAY AWAY!

Purchase 4 new Cooper Tires in October 2018. Mailed in rebate form in November 2018 a week before the then rebate offer closed. Cooper Tire gave me the run around for 3 months about my rebate then claimed my rebate form was post marked 1 day late? They refused to share the post mark date proof which they claim they have with me and have not made payment. This is a bait and switch and a deceitful company. Furthermore the tires have only 5k miles on them and already have of the thread is worn. Stick with Michelins as they are a superior product and honor their discount rebate offers unlike Cooper Tires. Cant believe Cooper claims to be an American Company. What a shameless, lying, cheating company. NEVER BUY COOPER>>>

Purchase the high end all terrain Cooper Tire for my truck just over a year. Had an issue with one tire due to a defect in the compound causing the tire to balloon out on the side walls and went flat. Return the tires with my truck back to the dealer which I purchased them from and they're not wanting to cover any kind of warranty on that defect nor do they want to acknowledge it. They want to be disputing to say that I had ran the tire on a flat for too long. Of time which the tire has been fine up to this point and went totally flat and until the point I aired it up the bulging and balloon effect on the sidewall started to occur.

Sent in my rebate information only to find out my rebate was declined due to incorrect email information, by the same email. Verbally confirmed email but still incorrect, but they sent me the info by that same information. Crooks. I had intentions of buying a set of summer Zeons but that is out the door.

Purchased 4 Cooper C55 Touring (23940) 235-45-18 Tires on 9/6/2018. Very much dissatisfied with these tires. Cold mornings feel like flat spots for 5 to 6 miles then ride very rough. Thump noise when driving over road sections. Driving on Interstate car has slight quiver. These are 2016 Ford Fusion. Old worn out Good Years was a lot better ride. Tires now have 5000 miles on them and getting worst. Do I buy new tires on trade car off? Or will Cooper Tires make this right? Bought these tires because made in USA.

I purchased four Cooper tires on October 2018 and fill and send the form to their office. After three weeks I received an email from them saying: "Unfortunately, your submission did not meet the promotion requirements due to the following reason(s): Household limit exceeded." I don't know what my family size have to do with the rebate, it is not a warranty. I think it is just a scam. They promise to send you back 70 $ if bought 4 tires. It is better to enhance your products, than playing these games. They don't deserve half star, I give them one because the system do not accept my review without any star. Do not believe Cooper Tires.

Cooper Tires offered a rebate October 2018 for 4 tires. I tuned in invoice electronically and filled out rebate form altogether on October 1st (day of purchase). ON THE 18th OF OCT, I was sent an email telling me that once my purchase was CONFIRMED that I will receive another email. Then after inquiring 2 times, I was sent an email finally on Nov. 1st telling me to expect it to be 6-8 weeks from Oct 18th to receive the email. Way too long. I already forwarded the invoice on Oct 1st directly from the retailer that installed my tires. (I got the retailer's rebate in 3 weeks from purchase.) I think it's very sorry that I am still waiting. So I will think about it when I'm offered a rebate going for buying their tires again. They want to help customers by making them wait.

I purchased the Cooper Zeon G1 Tires and was suppose to receive a $100 rebate. This is a scam, I mailed in the rebate form to find out they never received it. I am sure this is the story they tell all their customers. Customer service sucks and Mary Ann in the Whitby ON office was not willing help to or be of any assistance.

I purchased Cooper Tires because there was rebate of $100, so the price was practical. After buying tires whenever I open promotion link it says, "We are sorry. There is no promotion," and I literally tried many times. Today after 4 months I called them and inquire about the rebate. They said, "We are sorry the date for rebate was 30 June 2018," and further they said, "Maybe you are going to wrong website." Shameful behaviour, I just feel that my money has been stolen by them, so sad.

I purchased a set of CS5 Touring tires two weeks ago. There is a pronounced vibration between 40 to 50 mph. They have been balanced and rebalanced three times. The condition has not changed. Additionally, overnight the tires' flat spot and are "bouncy" for a mile or so until they smooth out. I am very disappointed with these tires. Going back to the dealer.

After a little around 2 years the road noise is terrible. Am sorry I ever bought them. Went in and had them checked. They said they were all cupped. Had shocks and struts checked. They were good so it's the tires. When car sets for more than a day and I drive it it's like they flatten on. The bottoms get a thumpy ride for a while then they smooth out little.

Bought 4 Cooper Discoverer H/T Plus for my Expedition. The tires look, ride and feel great, but I've noticed after about 5000 miles of wear, the road noise is excessive. I've had them rotated and rebalanced with no change. I can compare it to an old 4X4 truck I once had with big mud & snow tires on it. You couldn't even hear the radio driving down the highway. It's not quite that bad but it's annoying.

Went one size wider for my 15” on my 99 Mustang - vastly improved handling - great tires, made here in America and bought and maintained by Discount Tire.

I've been using Cooper Tires for many years with almost zero tire failure. Very good tire and overall warranty. I would recommend them to anyone. I buy mine from Big Brand Tires in Bakersfield, CA.

Tires are great anti hydroplane. Tread life above average very quiet. My 2nd set of Cooper Discoverer Srx. Handling is so so plus they're aesthetically appealing on most trucks I see.

Tires are generally a good value. This is 2nd set. Wear seems to be fair, but performance on SUV is very good. Great on snow, and very quiet on dry.

I have purchased tires at Fred Harz & Son, Elmer, NJ 08318 for >40 years. Whether for business or personal use, their service & brand/model recommendations have been consistently exceptional. They sell many brands, >10, & for many years their recommended Cooper Tires have performed very well for me, family & friends I have sent to Harz. Coopers are also an excellent value, usually below the price of other brands. Love 'em!

Cooper Tire 235/45R17 CS5 Ultra Touring 94W Tread wear: 50,000 mile tread. Purchased new, $155 each. 2004 Volvo V70 station wagon. Tires have been driven 21,151 miles in 15 months. Three alignments done. Approximately 4-6 rotation and balances done, because the tires won't stay balanced. These tires never stayed balanced. They have always had a small vibration. On cool and cold mornings, the vibration was very bad.

The tire has an attractive design that handles well in both rain and snow. I just had my first winter with these tires and I could not be more pleased with handling in snow and on icy roads. The tires grip the wet surface nicely including with stopping and starting. All in all a sound, deeply threaded tire with a decent ride.

The tire has a great wear capability but stopping in wet weather and especially snow is terrible. Bought tires at Sears. According to rating they were supposed to be good in wet weather but they are not.

Have been I using Cooper tires for years and have them on both our vehicles. Very happy with the way these tires ride and perform and get many miles of tread wear.

I have always put Michelin tires on my cars but this time after reading about tires I purchased Cooper Discovery STX tires and absolutely love them. They are smooth and perform perfectly!

This is my 2nd set of Cooper tires on my 4x4 Ford Ranger. I had Firestone (OEM), Michelin (Ford Recall Replacements), & Goodyear. The best of those three was the Goodyear for durability & the Michelin for Performance. These are one size larger than OEM tires and outperform and outlast all three of the previous tires, and they cost less! The tire in question is: MasterCraft Coursar LT 265 R75 16. Very good ride quality, durable wearing (Averaged 63,500 mile w/ 10% residual tread), Highway driving 75%, Gravel/Dirt/Off Road 25%, Great traction on Dry, Wet, Snow & Ice covered roadways. My 1999 Ford Ranger XLT 4x4 Off Road Pkg currently has 283,050 miles on it.

Cooper tires are every bit as good as Michelin's tires. I bought way too many tires before I learned that. Factory tires are almost always crap because corporate greed is an evil thing.

Made in USA!!! By union workers! A better value too! We would buy these tires again!! They keep USA working to provide for their families and communities!

When changing my winter tires I noticed a bulge on side of one tire. Only had 3 months driving on them. Took it to the shop I purchased it from and was told he had to send it to Saskatoon for warranty. Was informed after calling 4 weeks later not covered. Will never buy Cooper again or deal with this shop.

I bought a 2006 Pontiac Vibe with Cooper Tires. Tread was good about 85%. I took the car on the highway and noticed a vibration so annoying went to Sears to get them balanced and alignment but the problem didn't go away. Went to another tire shop. Told me replace 2 front tires and a wheel. They were wrong. Lucky I didn't let them. Then went to Sullivan Tire shop. Told me one rear tire road force was too high. Other 3 were OK and to just drive the car like that till all tires warm out and only thing they could do was to balance them. They should have recommended me to get new tires but didn't. So went to a used tire shop to get new tires as they sell them cheaper with good brands and OMG so relived car runs better now. No more vibration! I will never trust Cooper Tires.

Cooper ATV - My Discount Tire Store recommended these tires for the gravelly roads in Our area. Price was good and very good warranty. So can I say, best tires have ever had on My Xterra. Though heavy feeling at first, soon got used to how they float over the rocky roads out here. Will see how they wear in time. A good buy for sure.

I was doing my maintenance on my tires after they were rotated during my oil change, tire pressure was a couple pounds low. I conducted a visual inspection and found all my tires had cracks between the tread patterns, only 15k miles on them. I contacted Cooper and they said they were 100 guaranteed for from cracks for 4 years. They told me I have to have my sales person call Cooper to get an authorization for replacement. The sales person heard the same thing I did, 100 guaranteed. It took a couple weeks to get the tires in, I was called by the tire company I bought them saying there were in and ready.

I've been through several sets of Cooper CS4 tires on a 2006 Nissan Murano and a 2003 Ford Taurus wagon. The tires have been zero trouble, ride quietly and beautifully. In the Murano, which sits high because it's a crossover SUV body style, these tires do a really good job of maintaining control around curves. The tires don't squish or skate sideways. The body rolls like it should and the tires stay nice and firm on the road and pull out of the curve great. On snow or rain, they are also excellent.

I own a collision and mechanical shop. We have always purchased Cooper Tires for our customers. All of a sudden at the beginning of 2017 we started having issues with the Cooper CS5 tires; customers were complaining of bulges on the sides of their tires. We even had two elderly customers have blowouts. We were told by our distributor that it was the way we were mounting the tires. Now we never had an issue with any other tire we mounted and balanced. I have replaced several customers tires at no cost to them. Cooper refuses to reimburse us. There is obviously an issue with the tires. We have since switched to Firestone and have not had one single problem.

I purchased Cooper AT3 tires for my truck and after one month they performed very poorly. I complained to Cooper for 5 months to exchange the tires, they never did. And their customer service very hard to deal with, Cooper's warranty doesn't mean anything to the consumer. I will never buy Cooper tires again. Don't buy Cooper tires!!!

Cooper Discoverer A/T 3 - I purchased a four tire set for my Toyota 4-Runner less than a month ago, and today the right rear sidewall blew out on the tire while traveling on the interstate, did not run over anything just a sidewall failure, just unbelievable! I did a Google search on these tires and that "Blew My Mind". 198 sidewall blowouts!

I have a set (Cooper Discoverer AT3) on my Dodge Ram 2500 with a Cummins diesel. I have pulled a 26ft travel through mud and snow with them without a problem. Noise isn't an issue because the engine makes more noise than the tires. They perform well on dry and wet roads. I have over 50,000 miles on them now. Will buy another set when the time comes. Great tire.

This tire is one of the best for the money out there. I have owned a set since 2014 for over three years. This tire has performed excellently. I purchased a new set in 2014 and have put over 30,000 miles on them and they still have 3/4 of the tread left. Very nice American owned and made tire. I will purchase again.

I purchased 4 new Cooper Discoverer Tire in March 2017. Was told that there was a $70.00 rebate when purchasing 4. Sent for rebate and was told that since the Riverside auto in New Bern NC had not signed up as participating dealers, I would not get a rebate. This is clearly false advertising and I would not have bought these tires as the rebate was the motivation for choosing this tire. Nothing was mentioned in the misleading advertising about having to be in with a participating dealer. Apparently they do not care who they screw. After reading the other reviews I would never buy Cooper Tires again. Do not buy Cooper Tires ever!

Three years ago I purchased their 80k tires for my 2004 Toyota Prius. I expected that I would not have to replace them for some time. HOW WRONG WAS!!! When I went to my Toyota dealer (Curry in Croton on RT 6) the tires had ~30k on them, was told that the tires were worn out, and needed to be replaced. Toyota point blank refused to do anything (other than to sell me new tires), and finally told me I had to contact Cooper myself to see if they would at least prorate then for replacement.

I have never written a review before, but feel compelled to do so now. I own several classic cars ranging from the 50s to the 90s. I have purchased many different brands of tires over the years and have had good to not so good luck with them. I always maintain the proper air pressure in these tires. And my vehicles are stored properly. I purchased 4 new Cooper Trendsetter SE P205/70R15 White Wall tires about 2 years ago now, for my 1990 Cadillac Eldorado Biarritz. I HAVE HAD NOTHING BUT BAD LUCK WITH THESE TIRES. Out of the 4 tires, within the first 6 months TWO tires developed an egg shaped bubble on the area of the white wall. I contacted "Cooper Tire" and was advised to contact the business that I purchased the tires from. And was also told that it would be "Unsafe" to drive on these tires. They offered NO other solution.

Submitted rebate online and got a submission number, was doing taxes and found the receipt and realized that I never got the rebate money. Called and they said they emailed me and that that coupon was over in June. So basically they made no real attempt to contact me since they have your phone number also, and their email was probably sent to spam. That is why they do this, to ensure they don't have to actually back up their promotions.

Really happy with my purchase of Cooper tire discoverer 17's. They got a really great warranty, and I found that these tires are much more cheaper in price than much of your Chinese brand tires. Do your homework before buying your next set of tires.

It's a shame to waste time believing that Cooper Tires is running with honesty. I should know better, so I thought they really were going to send me the Visa Prepaid Card for $70 as advertised after purchasing 4 tires and sending the paperwork on time. Their 1st claim is that they never received the papers by US Mail, then they didn't receive the fax; finally they decline the offer. This is ridiculous and they should be ashamed of the way they conduct biz like Banana Republic.

I have 225/60-18, SUV tires, all weather CS5 which I got for the tread life, low noise and it's American sourced. It's a Good all around tire, excellent wet weather performance. Bought tires for trip to Fla and got a great price at Tire Pros in RI.

Michelin is great but I got tired of their prices. Cooper Tires were highly recommended and my dealer promised to take them back if I didn't like them. The tires have good wear and handling. They now have a mileage of 15000. They have more noise than Michelin, but not enough to go back and pay the high price. Cooper Tires are simply excellent.

I have Cooper tires that are for all seasons. It was recommended by people who have owned Cooper tires for years. They are quiet and ride extremely well.

Received the rebate card. The number on the front of the card to register the card does not work. Unable to register the card. Tried to register online, the website on the card does not recognize the card. When I call customer service there is no option for a representative. Other times I call it says leave a message. If your decision to purchase these tires are based on the rebate to offset the cost, then do not purchase. Rebate does not work.

I use Cooper tires on horse trailer and Chevy one ton. I have used Cooper since 1976 because of price and DEPENDABILITY!!! My current set has 10,000 in mileage and is quiet and smooth running.

My tires have great handling in all kinds of weather and have good wearability. I bought them from a local dealer and with a national gift card rebate. The tires are 20000 in mileage and have quick response to steering input and all-weather traction. Cooper, made by Firestone has achieved its own name brand recognition with consistent quality and innovation. Their Discoverer line for trucks and SUV is a sought after product and the CS line on our Subaru upholds that tradition. These tires fit many applications, and are available in T, H, and V compounding.

They are "all weather" tires and were rate as good to great. They're on 10000 km and are very noisy and on going inflation issues so continuing return to dealer to address why concerns with inflation.

I got the tires as it was buy 3 get one for a penny. I've had them for 50000 miles and they have solid performance in all aspects however the only limitation for mine would be they're not made for a sporty SUV even though they handle very well for my Toyota Highlander. I do rotate every five to ten thousand miles plus run nitrogen in them.

My Cooper tires are affordable with a smooth and decent ride and feel. They wear well with a good guarantee similar to other more well known brands. They look nice too. I have them nitrogen filled and that is supposed to keep them cooler on long drives. They seem to have a good tread and stay inflated even though I have had to have them filled with nitrogen air once. They have had a slight pull to one side ever since they were put on my vehicle. I took them in to another store in the same chain and they tried to fix the issue. It helped some, but they still pull slightly. I know I should have gone back to have them to troubleshoot but time management has become the bigger issue. The ride is still smooth.

My Cooper tires do not last in Nevada's heat just like the dealer said, but they were the only tires available for my motor home. I had a blowout and the pressure was where it was recommended to be. Do not trust Cooper tires.

Cooper Response Touring - All-Season, P185/65R14 86T, UTQG: 540AB, Black Sidewall, 60,000 Mile Limited Warranty. They are a good American-made tire. Sears Auto Service Center had them on sale and I got employee discount. It has good handling on wet and dry roads in Alabama's hill country as well as reasonable tire wear. These tires are a good fit for my 2002 Kia Spectra and are a big improvement over the previous bargain Asian import tires in wear and handling. After 20,000 miles starting to notice tire noise but only at Interstate speeds. I got them almost 5 years ago, so it's about time for new ones.

I got Cooper's A/T All Season 265/75S based on extensive online search for reviews from owners of a similar vehicle. It's 15000 in mileage, relatively quiet, and has great wear. BFGoodrich OEM tires on Subaru and on X-terra wore out in less than 30,000 miles. The dealer said OEM have no wear guarantee.

The 60k mile tires I have bought are worn out at 14k miles. One tire was coming apart and only two of the 4 passed inspection. And they won't pass the next one. Tire started thumping at highway speeds, and when checked by a mechanic it found to be coming apart. I've rotated these tires every other oil change to get even wear but they wore out evenly. Worse I've ever had.

I heard Cooper made great tires and thought I'd give them a shot. My Cooper CS4s gave me 83k miles of safe comfortable ride. It's great for dry and wet and okay in snow. I had one sidewall failure and the dealer treated me right. I bought a set of CS5s and hope to get the same results.

I live in a semi-rural community so I have to have tires that are reliable and have good traction in all weather conditions and the Cooper Tires is a comfortable and quiet ride. This is the second set, so it's a total of 80000 miles. I will add that they are made in America, too.

I sent in the application for rebates on my 4 new Cooper tires and the answer was "Invoice received" and a few days later I got an e-mail saying it was on hold because no invoice received! I should have known it was a scam from the beginning! Just letting everyone know. Don't waste your time and let Canadian Tire know also that they shouldn't be advertising the offer!!!

In October of 2015, I brought my 2007 Jeep Liberty into the most respected tire company where I live. I had explained my concern and disappointment in the Goodyear All Terrain and the tire dealer highly recommended the Cooper Discover AT3 tires as I live in a mountainous region. I agreed to take his recommendation and he installed the new tires on my Jeep and I demanded and paid for an alignment at the time of the tire purchase.

I had a Cooper Tire retailer (Canadian Tire) install 4 Discover A/TW tires size 265/70R17 on my 2013 Ram pickup in late October 2015. After 30,000 km (18,000 miles) the rear tires are worn to the wear bars and the fronts are over 50% worn. Alignment at install was correct and tires have been on paved roads for their life with no loads. The original Goodyear winter tread tires ran 70,000 km (42,000 miles) and were rotated twice with less wear than the current rears. Retailer says nothing they can do and customer service rep said he has a set of Coopers on his car that are worn out at 10,000 kms. I have been driving for 50 years and can honestly say I have not seen tire wear like this since the age of the bias ply tires of the 1970's. Looks like my first and last set of Cooper tires.

This tire cord I have been having problems with at this tire for the last year. The tires had about 35k miles. The 1st year they were great. Since then I have had multiple balance issues, and extreme pulling issues. The tires were rotated every 5k and I had the front end aligned thinking that was the issue. The tire dealer kept telling me Cooper would not do anything about the initial issues. Then I was going to work driving 65 on the highway when I felt a vibration and a complete failure of the sidewall on the left rear tire. The tire dealer said they had another customer that had the same failure in last couple of weeks. Regardless of whether Cooper does anything about these tires I will never buy Cooper again. Here is a picture of the tire. Do not buy Cooper tires.

I purchased four Cooper CS4 Touring tires for my Lexus RX 330. I purchased the tires because of the 80,000 mile wear out warranty. After about 35,000 miles, they are bald and are needing to be replaced. I rotate my tires regularly like you're supposed to do. I took my vehicle back to the store where I purchased the tires. They said they contacted Cooper Tires and was told that I probably didn't rotate them often enough or keep them at the correct tire pressure, and that they would not do anything for me. I will never buy Cooper tires again! They are worthless tires! I wish I would've read all these complaints before I purchased them. Now I'm out spending more money on new tires that should've lasted a lot longer.

I purchased 2 Cooper tires for my work vehicle at about 51,000 miles. The tires were put on the rear of my Grand Caravan, and a tank and a half of gas later, one had such a huge bulge on the side wall, that it popped off the rim. I changed to the spare on the side of the road, then got it replaced, and had to pay for a new one. The shop did the labor for free, but I still ate the cost of the tire. Fast forward 2 days and the other "new" tire does the same thing. I am now awaiting a replacement for it, and losing out on work at the same time. If I could give negative stars, I would. The tread still has the little mold strings on it, that's how few miles I got out of these tires!!

Had to replace 4 Cooper Tires after 14,000 miles! Completely bald!! I am in utter disbelief. Tires should last 3x as long. Do NOT spend your money on Cooper Tires. It is an utter waste. I am fuming. I would give negative stars if I could.

This past June 2016 I was told during my annual inspection that my 2014 Nissan Rogue needed 2 new tires. The dealership had told me they could get me 4 Cooper Mastercraft HSX Tires for a discounted cost. These tires came with a warranty in case anything happened to them which sounded like a great deal. On August 17, 2016 my front passenger tire developed a huge bubble. At this time the tire had less than 720 miles on it. After having to have it towed to the dealership upon inspection the tire itself had no damage to it but the inner wheel was beyond warped. They kept insisting I had hit something which I knew was untrue and made me pay for a replacement wheel even though the dealership assured me it was be covered under the tire warranty. $346 later I got my car back.

I purchased 4 of their top line ties a couple of years ago, they bounced so bad and two different "Cooper Tire" dealers told me they were defective. After much time on the phone with their customer service, I did manage to get 4 new tires. They didn't bounce but as they wore they became loud - real loud. With just 30k miles on them we changed them due to the noise issues. Car seems like a new one now, rides better, very quiet again, We did not replace them with COOPER - I was a Cooper Tires advocate until this issue. I will never buy another COOPER Tire again. Would suggest you look at anything except them!!!

Had 4 Cooper CS5 Tires installed and driven on for about 40,000 miles, need replacing already. I'm not a hard driver and would have expected them to last more than a year and half of mostly rural and highway driving.

I am replacing a set of 225x60x16 CS4's with a set same size of CS5's. I drive an '09 Mazda "6" and racked up 82 K miles with virtually no problems. Half of the 82k was highway, the other half local. I'm hoping for the same results. Stay tuned.

If you buy cooper tires and get a rewards card, cash right away, there is a short expiration date and they will not make good on it. When you get money back, it should be yours and not for them to take back. Corp. America way of boosting the bottom line. Very disappointed in their greed.

After having to get four new tires I decided to try Cooper passenger tires on my gli and that was two years ago. Since then I have replaced all 8 due to tire blowouts and have had zero issues with any other tires. I am slowly replacing each tire and this was another new tire that is less than 6 months old of driving with maybe 5000 max miles on it! Do yourself a favor and never buy these tires! As they say, "You get what you pay for!"

I purchased a 70,000 mile set of tires as I have done for the last 15 years from cooper dealers. My tag was to be renewed so I took my suv for inspection. My vehicle failed inspection because of tires. They had approximately 15,000 miles @ the time on this set. The dealer could have cared less. I contacted Cooper Tires and have been waiting on a response for more than a year. I will never purchase another set of tires from this company. I would suggest you not purchase any unless you like to throw away 587.00 dollars. WHAT A RIP OFF!!!

I also had more than 1 Cooper tire come apart on me. However the recent front driver's side tire that came apart completely wrecked my car and my children and I are lucky to be alive. This issue has yet to be resolved with the tire dealer so I will not mention their company name. First my tire began to wobble going faster than 50 miles an hour and right as I was going to have it checked it came apart 12 miles from my home. I have not been give a rental car to transport my children and as I planned the company who sold me 4 of these tires just in the last 3 months is trying now to find an excuse to not compensate me for the damages or offer any relief as of yet nor have they updated me on any decision made. These tires are dangerous and should be taken off the market!

We ordered Cooper Tires from Amazon on May 18, 2016. They arrived May 23rd, and we had them installed on May 24, 2016, Tuesday. On Thursday of the same week we had our 1st blown off - the rim rear tire. We had about 20 miles on them. Then on Saturday of the same week we had our second blown off - the rim on the other rear tire. We had about 40 miles on them. At the request of our local tire shop we brought the truck into their shop for them to check the front tires. Both front tires were ready to blow off also. The tire shop more than likely saved our lives.

This is the WORST tires company I have ever had to deal with. I DO NOT recommend purchasing these tires. I have had nothing but problems with them. Brand new tires and I've had to patch them 3 times, I drive on city streets and don't even use them for the "all terrain" purposes. I will never purchase anything nor recommend this horrible company any more.

Currently have 23,000 miles (2 years) on Cooper AT3 tires, mounted on Honda Ridgeline. Coopers replaced Michelin LTX (original equip.) w/ 35,000 miles, which were always excellent in rain but horrible in snow/slush after 22,000 miles. The first winter, 2014-2015, outstanding traction in all conditions, ice/snow/mud/mountain roads. This past winter 2015-2016, minor loss of cornering in slush/snow, slight loss in traction on snow covered dirt/rock hills. It may be problematic if a third winter is possible with this set of AT3's.

I purchased a set of 4 Cooper 285-70-17E for my 07 F250 in October 2013 from America's Tire for just over $1,000.00. They drove well, handled well, and were as far as I could tell great tires. Boy, was I mistaken. In December of 2015 with under 20,000 miles on them the truck started shaking while driving to work. I thought I threw a wheel weight, so I went to the nearest America's Tire to get it rebalanced. Instead, the tech showed me where the rear tire tread began to delaminate. I had to limp to another shop with one in stock, paid the fee, and warrantied the tire. In February 2016 with another 1,000 +/- miles on them the second tire from this set began to delaminate in the same manner, and I again warrantied that tire at my local shop. I asked America's Tire to warranty the others, but they saw no issues and said no.

Of the Cooper tires we purchased, three out of four of them separated. We are not at all happy with the quality of tire made by Cooper. We have never had tires separate before. We were told after the first issue that separation is not too uncommon and we had the tires rotated and obviously the defective tire replaced. A month later a second Cooper tire separated, which is when I began to think the manufacturer was at fault and had the remaining two Cooper tires (which the mechanic said had a fine amount of remaining tread and that he did not see any issues) placed on the back.

I talked to a lady named Pam about my tire falling apart and she refused to help me with anything and when I asked to be transferred to someone above her she was extremely rude to me and said she was the supervisor and no one was above her which I find hard to believe. I am still left with a tire that is falling apart after only two years of use and all I got was some customer service representative with an attitude. I will never buy tires from this company again and neither should anyone else. They are doing some shady business and putting out tires that don't last.

Bought a set of 4 Cooper Discoverer rtx for my 2009 GMC Sierra 2500 hd. There is no and I repeat NO sidewall strength in this tire. It should not be classed as an E range tire. Could not go over 55 mph with these tires pulling my camper that weighs 5500 lbs. They road walk badly and we had to get off the interstate and drive back road to and from the campground. VERY UNSAFE - Having them replaced now after 3 weeks. DO NOT BUY.

I have run Cooper CS4's for years and have been very happy with them so I bought a pair of these tires for the back of my truck 7 months ago. Traction in snow and on wet roads was excellent but at about 500 miles the right rear suddenly went down right after I left work. I was doing about 10 MPH in a construction zone but had to drive 3 blocks before I could pull over which damaged the sidewall. The Cooper distributor claimed I clearly caused the failure by driving on a low tire based on the sidewall damage. The retailer sold me a replacement at his cost and waived the amount and balance charges and disposal fee, Cooper and the distributor did nothing.

I purchased 4 brand new 195/60 r 15 Cooper Tires for my daughter's Chevy Cobalt. In less than 2 months 3 blew off the rim and 1 developed a bulge in the sidewall. I contacted the Cooper Corporate customer service and told them about this problem and that there was a problem. The dealer I got the tires from had a technician come in and check his mounting equipment to make sure it wasn't the problem, and the Cooper rep said it's a mounting problem, not a product problem. I explained that the problem is with the product and she said that there is nothing wrong with the product but with the installation. The dealer upgraded me from the Cooper, and put a different brand on free of charge, but Cooper is giving him hell about the warranty and replacing the tires.

In February of 2016 I purchased four brand new Cooper Tires. Today May 3, 2016, I am waiting for a phone call from the man I purchased them from. I started driving down the highway and next thing my front end started to shake and the steering was hard. When I could finally pull over, my tire on the front passenger side had the wall of the tire totally pulled away. I had just had them rotated a week and a half ago and my tires were fine. The independent garage guy is telling me that Cooper Tires will probably not cover warranty because he thinks I ran my tire low on air because of the line around the tire. My tire did not just go flat because of lack of air. I think the garage guy knows how bad these tires are and will not back up his sales and neither will the manufacturer. I think it is time for Cooper Tires to be checked out and fined that they have to close shop.

I purchased 4 new Cooper Tires and had them aligned at time. I take my vehicle to have tires rotated every time I get an oil change. It cost me 719.00 for tires with 55,000 and extended warranty on tire. Well needless to say all 4 tires have gouges out of them on the inside of tire. Have been told by numerous professionals that it is the tires - the truck is very well maintained and I have done everything I should have maintaining the tires. So called Cooper, they will cover 59% on my next set of tires. That's the best they can do??? Really that's a far cry from the 800 I put on it year ago. They should be reported or better yet shut down. Their tires suck just like their employees. I will be using their 59% on another brand of tire. I will never use them again.

Bought 4 Cooper tires for my Lexus. After about two months, one was giving me trouble. Brought it back and it was out of round. They said I must have had too much air in it. Today, while checking balancing, was told two others have same problem and the fourth will probably as well. So 3 new tires. So far my Coopers have cost me over $700.

While driving 65mph on the highway, our front tire Zeon RS3-A with less than 18k miles on it experienced full sidewall separation causing loss of vehicle control. Called Cooper and explained what happened only to be told it's not their problem.. Terrible Customer Service/Product.

My son purchased 4 new Cooper tires for his car two months ago. Yesterday, one of the tires had a bulge and was losing air. He removed the tire and took back to NTB where he purchased the tires. He had to pay 68 dollars for a new tire. That is ridiculous. Is this how Cooper backs their tires? He was told because of tread wear. Seriously, how much tread wear can you have after two months of limited driving?

Got these tires in Dec. I only put 10,000 miles on them. I rotated them once at 5,000 miles. I got an alignment right after. I got the tires rebalanced because they felt shaky. Then today hydroplaned and noticed the two back tires were bald with the belt showing. I called the shop where I bought the tires and they say there isn't a warranty! They were 50,000 mile tires.

I purchased new Cooper Discoverer tires for my Toyota Tacoma six months ago at Discount Tire. After less than 6,000 miles service, with no apparent tread issues, the right rear tire suddenly blew on a downhill curve on 4-lane highway. I lost control, rolled multiple times down the highway and was extremely lucky to survive the accident. There was no obvious tire damage, just a sudden blowout. My truck is totaled and I'm very lucky to be alive. Obviously my last set of Cooper tires, especially after reading the other reviews here. This is people's lives they're messing with! I'm just glad no one was riding with me and I did not cause other vehicles to crash. If you have these tires consider replacing them if you value your life. The tire warranty is worthless if you're dead.

Bought four Coopers for a 3/4 ton truck. They were studded snow tires. One shed its outer casing on the highway at 70 mph plus. It wrecked my rear inner fender liner. It blew itself to pieces and the cars behind me got hit with debris. They were not new at the time, I take them off in the summer and run quiet tires in the warm months. They did get stored during the summer but I don't think a tire that is a few years old should blow apart. I will never buy a Cooper tire again. I have been using General Tire snows the last couple of years and they are excellent.

I purchased a set of Cooper Discoverer A/Ts for my 2013 Ram Limited 4x4 in July 2014 to replaced my factory original Goodyear Wranglers which were getting bald at 20,000 miles. I do mostly highway driving on dry pavement and occasionally snow packed Colorado roads. So far they are wearing normally and continue to ride silky smooth at all speeds and exhibit decent traction on snowy, slushy roads. I've rotated and had them rebalanced every 6000 miles. Road noise is not too bad either given the fact the tire has that aggressive tread look to it. I also recently threw a set of Mastercraft A/S IV tires, also manufactured by Cooper on my old Mitsubishi Mirage. They too ride well, thus far for an economy tire. I will post my customer satisfaction update within the next few thousand miles.

I have bought Cooper tires twice...my first and last time! I've had mine for 3 years and rotated when rotation was due! After installing, they would shake and rattle during cold weather (yes they were balanced) - finally stopping when they heated up. They are a poor tire! I went for a rotation last week and noticed a great deal of vibration, took it back to the tire shop and they said that a knot had formed and tire separation was occurring on that tire. After the dealings with this tire company, I immediately told the store manager to put a set of Michelin's! You get what you pay for... Cooper is junk and they will never be on any of my vehicles again and I will tell people to avoid them!

WARNING: This is an irresponsible manufacturer who has one of the worst Customer Service departments I've ever dealt with. Purchased four (4) tires. One went bad just outside their warranty period which is determined by the amount of tire wear. This tire was on the rear of the car and the defect was not discovered until the tire was moved to the front of the car (Rotated). Their "Customer Service" department blamed me for not rotating the tires on a more frequent schedule and stated that I caused the defect to develop. I've had several tire experts examine the tire and agree that this was definitely a manufacturing defect.

WARNING. Cooper Tires have a history of tire separation that could cause serious injury or death! My daughter was extremely lucky that she did not lose control of her car when her tire separated and completely ripped her fender to shreds, ripped out wiring and even the cable to the hood latch. She had 31k miles on her tires that are 65k mile tires and just had the pressure checked the week before and all was fine.

Have purchased Cooper tires for my last 3 Mini Cooper's. Up to now have been great! On my 2013 Mini Paceman Cooper ultra touring, have worn out at 30,000 miles after regular tire rotations, etc. Had to replace all 4! Prior to that never received my rebate. Not happy.

I submitted a rebate form for buying Cooper tires. I submitted not only the big sheet the tire store gives you but also the cash register receipt. I just happened to check the status after a few weeks to find out that they have no intention of giving me the rebate. I called and they said the receipts didn't give the type of touring tires I bought so they couldn't give me a rebate. It clearly states I bought a set of Cooper touring tires and I told them to give me the cheapest rebate they had but no. They told me to go get another receipt and resubmit it to them. They are just trying to avoid giving the rebate, anything that seems to good to be true usually is. I have to go back to the store and have them call the rebate center with the information, something I don't have time for and I'm sure the tire store doesn't want to take the time either. I don't have time for this but I promised the helpful gentleman at Cooper tires I would make the time for it.

Purchased two sets of Mastercraft Courser tires in the summer of 2014, one set on an '06 Trailblazer, and a set of Courser AXT 255/65-R17 on a half-ton 2WD GMC pickup, with 57k miles on it. Tires on the truck developed a "roaring" noise, even with proper rotation and inflation. Mastercraft/Cooper warranty calls for either replacement of the tires, or refund under warranty based on percentage of remaining tread. At the time the tires were returned under warranty, they were still at over 70% tread life according to the installer. Warranty amount should have been around $85 per tire.

Needing to replace my current Cooper CS4's on an 07 Odyssey. So, as always, I like to do a bit of research. Personally, I have been well pleased with these tires. My first Cooper purchase ever, and my only complaint is that they are a bit noisy. The van came with Bridgestone Turanzas on it as original equipment. Lasted 55,000 miles. I'm now at 123,000 plus. Do the math. I run 35 psi all around. Keep a check on pressure, rotate every oil change, which averages 10,000. Castrol Synthetic and Honda filters. (Nothing to do with tires, but just wanted to throw that in there.)

After only two months while driving at 5am tire exploded and separated completely. It was my back tire. Front tires are fine. Didn't hit anything. I'm afraid this might happen again...

For the past couple of weeks I felt my 2013 Jeep Gr. Cherokee Overland wasn't handling quite right. A year ago I put on Cooper Discoverer AT/3. Took it to my mechanic today - one rear tire is completely bald, one almost bald and two front tires getting there. Only 20,000 miles on a tire rated for 55,000. Even if they make good on their warranty promise, I won't buy these tires again.

I bought 4 new Cooper Tires and was told the road warranty was a good thing that it would cover anything anywhere, such as a nail in the tire (which is exactly what my issue is) even if I am traveling. So I fell for it and paid 71.99 plus tax. All I can say is it is NOT worth the paper it is written on. I have not found one place that honors the road hazard warranty near me, so I am driving around with a nail in my tire. I called where I bought the tires and they referred me to another place that referred me to another place and it went on and on for a week now and I still have gotten NO help. I even emailed the Cooper head site and guess what NO help. They just gave me bogus info about a place nearby and guess what they don't honor the road hazard warranty either!!

I put a new set of Cooper CS4's on my Nissan Murano a few years ago, and now have 20,000 miles on them. They are spot-on perfect. No odd tread wear, no noise, excellent traction in rain or snow. I love them and would definitely buy them again. I just put a new set of CS5's on our other car.

I bought a set of new CS3 Touring size 16 on 4-28-2015 and have not received my rebate. I emailed the company and first they said the size or receipt was left out. Full of crap. I sent it off from where I bought them. But I sent a copy of receipt three times. Now to make a long story short, they plainly told me to go screw myself. Never again will I buy the name Cooper or anything made by Cooper. 112.00 per tire plus tax. Its pretty bad that they have committed consumer fraud and false advertising. I say we get together and get a class action lawsuit against them.

Congrats Cooper... I had my 1st front blow out in 40 years of driving. Cooper srm 16" 235/85/r/16 load e.

I have had a set of Cooper Discoverer AT3's on my truck for three years now and still have great traction in the snow. I just put a set of CS5's on my car and they by far handle better than the Michelins before!

I have purchased 3 sets of 4 tires in the last 24 months. I completed the rebate form each time, carefully and accurately, each time I was outright rejected. I had to call them each time and wait on hold until I could get a representative. Each time, the representative pulled up the rebate and came to the conclusion that it was completed thoroughly and they would now be sending me my rebate.

DON'T BUY!!!!! Copper Touring CS3/CS5 tires are not worth the rubber they are used to produce them. As a retailer, we have had to replace over 8 tires at our loss because of faulty tires produced under this brand. If a customer had a blowout and died due to your product that is not suitable for its intended purpose, then maybe you would listen.

Cooper Tires are beyond the worst tires you could possibly buy. I put new tires on my vehicle, 2 weeks later one of the tires blew out because of a defect in the tire. They put another Cooper tire on my vehicle for free just a week ago and now a different tire has got a huge knot on the sidewall of it.. I wouldn't recommend Cooper Tires to anyone.

I purchased 4 215/60R16 95T Lifeliner tires @ Tire Kingdom less than 1 year ago. At 40 MPH they make a rhythmic thumping sound and the dealer says they don't hear it. Riders in the rear seat complained to me and yet the dealership won't help.

Cooper Discoverer LSX Plus Tires 235/60R/18/XL - I bought these tires from Big O tires in Dec 2013. They were a bit noisy to begin with, but as time went on, the noise got unbearable. It was a loud whine that would vary depending on the road surface. Although the tires were wearing okay, I replaced them with only 35,000 miles on them, as the noise level had gotten unbearable. I'm writing this review because I often look for feedback on products I buy and just wanted others to know what my experience was with these tires.

I have previously been using less expensive tires, my last set was Mastercraft Avenger GT and I did a lot of research before buying my Cooper CS5 grand touring tires and so far I have been very impressed. The ride, handling, traction and noise are amazing. I have got to test them in the rain, the snow and even had to make an emergency stop at 50 MPH where I hit a deer on dry pavement, where my rubber had plenty of grip to go with my FF friction rated ceramic pads, I stopped in a hurry avoiding any damage. They perform very well in the rain and snow too. I can easily pass people with complete control in 6+ inches of snow. They never slip in the rain either. I have a 2002 Buick Century with 205/70/15 tires. If I keep this car long enough to wear out these tires I'll definitely get another set of the same or newer tires if they release a CS6. I typically wear tires out fast with my driving habits.

Noticed a bulge in the sidewall of my rear tire and brought it back to pep boys where purchased. They said defective tire, call Cooper. Called Cooper and spoke to a woman in headquarters and tells me that it's only covered for one year. I have 5000 miles on it and 13 months old. Not covered. She said "You must have hit a curb anyway". I spent almost a thousand dollars for these tires. That will be the last Cooper tire I will ever buy.

I bought a brand new car that came with Cooper Zeons. They sound like they would be a good tire and they look fairly sporty and durable at first. They are by far the worst tire I have ever had! The car has 14000 miles on it right now at 1 year and 3 months old. I installed winter tires last winter for 5000 of those miles. That means these tires wore out in 9000 miles. My soft compound winter tires do not show any wear after a relatively nasty PA winter. These tires are awful and are a safety hazard.

I purchased a set of four Cooper Discoverer CTS tires for my Mercedes Benz ML350. Early on, I had a sidewall failure, which was replaced free of charge by the Cooper Dealer in town. At the beginning of this month, my daughter entered the interstate highway near her home and she heard a popping noise and immediately pulled off to the side of the road. Another sidewall had ruptured. My original dealer no longer sells this brand and so I had to call the factory for assistance. I spoke to their customer service representative and was given 3 dealers to contact near my home. I, of course called the closest dealer. The factory assured me the dealer was competent to make a warranty decision. These tires had only 10K miles and were warrantied to 65K.

Purchased 4 tires on Oct. 14, 2014. Sent for rebate next day. Forgot all about it until today June 9, 2015. Called the rebate centre. They (say) did not receive my application for rebate. TOO LATE NOW. TOO BAD, SO SAD. GOODBYE. Thanks for your business.

I had the CS4 on my Chrysler Pacifica. Rotated tires every 6,000 miles every time I changed oil with Mobil 1. I got 66,000 miles on these tires and was not quite down to the wear bars. The traction was very good compared to the Goodyears that it had on it when I bought it. Dry, rain, and snow were good. I just replaced them with CS5s and hope to get the same or better mileage as the 4s these are rated at 80,000. They are smooth riding and quiet.

I bought my second set of Cooper during this year rebate. After driving a few days I noticed one was low so being I was next to the tire shop, I pulled in and they came over and started jacking it up before I had even spoke with anyone (I'm a woman) and upon asking they said, "You were having this nail took out right??". Well no, but ok so 6 weeks might go by coming home here, a loud pop, when I get home I see the back tire was flat so I think I'm screwed out a brand new 200 tire. Go to the dealer, he puts me on the phone with Cooper and not only did I get my rebate, but my tire replaced...

Spent 1300.00 tires and wheels. On 4-14-15 on internet applied for rebate. Paper says must be in by 5-15-15 if mailed. Sent thru email 4-16-15. This is a scam. They said not in---in time----nooooo more of them damn Cooper Tires for me!!!!!

I purchased four Cooper Tires due to being offered a 70 dollar rebate. I have tried multiple times to file online and the website is always broken. Rip off. I should have bought the Dynapros I wanted. No more Cooper Tires for this guy, especially after reviewing this thread.

Had about 15000 miles on my tires. Took them in to discount tire. They said they were too worn out to use road hazard. (Even if I bought it).

One thing, I sell tires just about any brand, and I can say out of personal experience the Cooper's on my vehicles was superb. (Discoverer HT Plus, and Cooper Zeon XSTA) What I've noticed a lot of people swear by their mechanics, whether they are accurate or not. Many times the vehicles have problems and tires wear funny, dip out, and so on. Where majority of the time it's caused by vehicular issues, struts/shocks, bearings, tire rod end, alignment, or other axle issues. Also some people who align front ends realize on some vehicles it's a pain to align. Also, on new vehicles you can't really tell if the alignment is out. If you change sizes of tires, this also throws the alignment out, even if it was aligned last time checked.

I am livid! I purchased 4 Cooper Tires (245/ 40 R 19 94 W) for my 2012 Nissan Maxima this year, January 2015. I paid approximately $800.00. I have had to take my car to the dealer almost 10 times since January 2015. It is now April 2015. Not even 4 complete months later. The tires have deplorable workmanship. I have had to constantly get the Trip Pressure adjusted. I took a 3 hour and 45 mins trip over Easter weekend. I had to stop 9 times to put air into my tires. I have not only taken the car to the dealer and had them checked, I have also taken them to Walmart and Pep Boys. Everyone has said the same thing. "There is no flat in the tire. I am not sure why the tire's keep on losing air." But, I know why...because Cooper Tires are crappy and are very unsafe.

Purchased a set of Cooper Tires from Discount Tires with a said rebate of $60.00..never received it. Both companies are at fault, one blaming the others. My thoughts are this: if you are not gonna pay the rebate, don't offer it. I did everything that Discount said to do to get the rebate...and Cooper says they have no record of me buying the tires...really? Billion dollar company saying one thing and doing another. Let's play what if - they sell 1000 sets of tires a day with the so said rebate but don't pay the rebate...$60k in their pocket.

I bought 4 new Cooper CS4 tires for my Kia Sportage in 4/13. It had 70,000 miles on it. It is now 3/15. It has 84,000 miles on it... The tread on all 4 tires is almost considered illegal. I've only put 16,000 miles on them. I take very good care of my vehicles. Needless to say I am very unhappy. I will never buy Cooper tires again! I am calling Cooper Tires tomorrow. I have all my receipts and I hope they will make this right.

I have been buying tires for 18 years now and have had four sets of Cooper and many other brands in that time. My experience with the various Cooper tires I have had in that time are that they are of a higher quality than the other brands and I can guarantee that my next set will be Coopers.

Bought 235/75/r15 tires for my 68 c10. Bought for my rear first, mounted them and a week later had front end of truck redone and had 2 more put on. At first I thought I was just seeing things and thought I was anal about tire wear but I was wrong. Tonight after tinkering with my truck I noticed my back tire treads were worn out so much that I don't even have half an inch of tread! My fronts are okay but starting wear also and not looking that good either..

I purchased Cooper Discover tires in June of 2011. I have problems with the tires holding air pressure. This has occurred since I have had them. The dealer said it was because of the alloy wheels on my 2007 Chevy Silverado. I had no problems before I got them. They lose pressure summer and winter and I have to inflate tires constantly. They do appear to wear ok. I do think I will get a different brand next time.

Cooper Tire never reimbursed me, despite the fact that they allegedly "approved" me. 8 weeks came and went and nothing arrived in the mail. The customer service representative read a script to me and it was so obvious too-apologizing and excusing their dilatory actions. So, if you do plan on buying the tires, don't expect to get the rebate. The good part is that it's a small amount. The bad part is that it's the principle that counts.

I purchased four brand new CS3 Touring tires in April 2014. It is now January 2015 and today my right front tire went flat. Thankfully not on the highway. I was told by CarX unless it's a repairable issue, it is not covered under warranty; which it wasn't fixable. My issue with that is 1. The tires aren't even a year old yet. 2. I drive 2 miles a day to work, maybe 5 miles tops if I have to go to the store, or to an appointment. I'm lucky if I put on 5,000 miles annually on my vehicle. And being unemployed for the better half of 2014, you can bet I wasn't traveling too far. My replacement tire is comparable, but not a cooper. I can't afford to buy all new matching tires now. When I do need all new tires, it sure in heck won't be Coopers. I've never had a flat tire due to a crappy tire before in all my life until today.

Cooper Tires was giving rebates on select tires and requested with the rebate form was the receipt. The rebate was declined beacause the receipt stated one set of Cooper discovered at 3 tires, and the price paid for the set at approximately 900 dollars, and attached was the stickers that came from the tires. Time had passed and no notice came from Cooper saying they had declined the rebate or issued a check, so I called Cooper and was informed that my rebate was declined because the receipt didn't specifically say four tires. What a crock. The consequences are simple, I'm not getiing the rebate and Cooper will never have another tire on any of my 6 vehicles or 3 trailers. Thanks Cooper Tires, you had a long term customer of about 30 years with thousands of dollars in purchases.

Bought a set of Cooper AT3s. I brought them in every 5-7000 miles for checks and rotations. After about 3 months I noticed small cracks all over the tires, even the white lettering was cracking. The dealer checked and also noticed the cracks. About 4 months later I was filling them up every week, winter or summer. Another 6 months later and I was filling them up every other day. The dealer found no leaks and the tire cracks were getting bigger. Another couple of months and I was filling them up every day and still no leaks according to the dealer. Now I have quit rotating them and am filling them up 20 lbs or more everyday, winter or summer for almost the last two years. Cooper has not responded to any contact over 2 years time and I doubt ever will. These tires are garbage. It wouldn't be as bad if they would respond to the complaints, but they never do.

We purchased some Discover HTP Tires in October and have been experiencing issues with deflation after three weeks of putting them on. What is the problem? So we have a lifetime warranty on the tires through the retailer. The other morning my dad had a full flat and had to call roadside assistance to change it. The retailer needs to pay closer attention to the reviews if customer satisfaction is a priority. I will never again purchase a Cooper due to safety reasons. I am in the process of contacting the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration so the company's product can be investigated for us the consumers. I wish something will or can be accomplished before anyone gets hurt.

These 60k tires are worn out at about 22,000 miles. Repeated efforts by my dealer to get them to warranty these tires have gone nowhere. DO NOT buy these tires! If they are not good enough for them to stand behind them, they have no right to be in business.

We purchased a set of these tires at 31,000 miles, Dec, 2012. On our 2011, Std Rav4, V-6, 4X. From day one we enjoyed the new footprint. Truly improved overall ride, with solid control feel. We now have 93,000 miles and I just ordered another set for install in the AM. As a veteran car person with credentials, this was a great set of tires. Had to replace one beyond repair. Had to pay to have it 'shaved' down to match existing tires ($72.00). I thought with 269HP, I'd be out of tires after 20-25K? 62,000 Miles. Yes much is flat straight & narrow miles. Going from Reno to SFO in 3 1/2 hours, several times a month, was way more fun than I've had since racing. Nope, pure turn key here. Let the fellas at Big O on Kietzke in Reno, change oil & rotate tires as required, and enjoy.

First experience with coopers of brand-mastercraft, their version of the cs4 on 07 Toyota yaris. Steering became very mushy. Put 50,000 miles on those tires and had to replace one that developed a side wall bulge - but that tire had a nail years before and was repaired. Ran that car at 80 or 900 miles. The rubber got too hard with 5/32 of rubber and wouldn't stick on a wet road. Second set - response worked great. Handled like a go cart, got much better gas mileage and worked like snow tires. Hit a pot hole and side wall step..... Car 2, Gran marquis. Lifeliners were on the car when I got it, put to response on it - besides the bent rim. I have put 20,000 miles on the car in a year - 6 trips of 1500 miles and run 85mph, no problems yet. 83 dodge truck, trendsetters on the front - 3 years 15,000 miles, never rotated and still look good.

I bought a set of 265/75R16 tires for my 06 Chevy Duramax last year. They were recommended by a friend that has a set on his Power Stroke and tows with it everyday. He has over 35,000 miles on it and they have half tread on them. I read up on them and saw they have a 60,000-mile tread wear warranty so I bought a set. Last winter was rough in the Mid-Atlantic and these tires SUCK!!! I change my oil (which is every 5000 miles), I rotate my tires.

I've had 3 sets of Cooper tires now and can't get any more than 40,000 kilometers out of them. I'll never buy them again.

My truck was pulling to the right. Took it to get aligned. The alignment was fine. The tech said it was due to RADIAL PULL from the tires. Apparently the Coopers are poorly manufactured and the internal components (the belts inside the tires) are installed incorrectly and therefore one side of the tire is weaker than the other. The weaker side wears sooner and the truck pulls in that direction. I've only had these tires @ 20,000 miles and now I have to replace all of them. The tires I bought were supposed to be 70,000-mile tires!!!!!! What a RIPOFF. Never buy Cooper Tires.

I bought a set of four tires from Bob Sumerel in Milford, Ohio. One of the tires developed a bubble on the side wall. The sales person said I obviously hit a pothole but I'm the only person driving this car and I haven't hit a pothole. Now I see that many people have had similar problems. I want my money back or this tire replaced. I am going to complain to Bob Sumerel and if they refuse to do anything I will complain to the company that recommended them. I am tired of shoddy products and service.

Purchased cooper CS4 @ Honda. Came recommended. Car shakes @ HWY Speeds. Took back, rebalanced 2 times. Bought 2 new tires. Shake Worse. Went to another Honda dealer who road force balanced - said rims ok, tires won't balance. Called 1st Honda dealer, said "no, we can't help you." Called cooper, "they shouldn't have told you that, we have a 45 day guarantee." Cooper helped by switching all tires for CS5s. Got on highway right after, shimmy on highway so bad, couldn't go highway speed. Went back to 2nd honda dealer, road forced the new CS5s - not in balance. Told me tires should be switched for highway use. Called Cooper who said they must be mounted in certain way. No refund. Now I'm $700 out and can't drive my car - if I drive it on highway and it shakes, it will wear out components underneath. I don't know what I'm going to do now. I'm stuck.

In April 2012, eight Cooper Zeon RS3-A tires 205/50R17 were mounted on my two identical Mazda cars. At the time of mail order purchase, 2 tires were so out-of-round that the cars rattled horribly. I contacted the store, Discount Tire Direct, and they gladly and without hesitation replaced them and paid for shipping both ways. However, even with the replacement tires, both cars still vibrated a little. Six months later, I had the front struts replaced and the front end aligned on one car, but still the vibration continued. I had the service station check and rebalance the tires. They showed me the tires were slightly out-of-round. Meaning they had a lopping rotation as they spun around the balance machine.

I bought a brand new set of Cooper tires for my Infinity and so far two of them have blown out from the large bubbles that form on the side wall. I have only had the tires for two months. Is there a recall on these tires? If not there might need to be one.

Purchased a set of tires. Send in rebate around Oct 2013. Check on it says it was approved Nov 8, 2013. They say it was mailed. Rip off Cooper Tires.

Eight of these tires were purchased through a retail store less than 3 months and 4000 miles ago. So far 3 of the 8 tires have failed with large bubbles on the side of tires. Dealer claims tire damage which is impossible for 3 separate tires on separate vehicles.

We purchased a set of 4 Cooper 107H Discoverer LSX Plus tires from Big O Tire in Conifer, CO for our KIA Sorento EX in Nov 2013. By May 2014 the road noise was very loud. The tire dealer said our camber was wrong. Our alignment shop re-checked the alignment and confirmed the alignment was within KIA specs. We took the SUV to KIA and they also confirmed the alignment was within spec and also gave their opinion that the noise was from the tires (they put the SUV on the lift and did not get any noise). Back to Big O Tire - they still contend it's our alignment and recommend some aftermarket part to correct. KIA says not to do it. Our next call is to Cooper to see if they will remedy this situation. Stay tuned.

A while back I purchased a set of 5 tires for my pride and joy - a 1988 Jeep Comanche. Yes, 5! I rotate all five myself about every 6-7 thousand miles. By chance the tire I just found out that is out of round had been rotated on each rear wheel the previous rotations. When I rotated it to a front tire I noticed a thump, thump, thump sound and a bad vibration. I took the tire back to the dealer that I purchased them from and he confirmed that it was out of round and had a noticeable two inch wide hump inside (looked like a 2 inch splice overlap). My complaint other than the fact that this tire passed the manufacturer’s inspection (if they even have such) is the dealer cannot make an adjustment decision but has to contact Cooper Tire and return the tire for them to decide what if anything can be done; also, he says it will be a couple of weeks. Meanwhile, I am driving around without a spare tire.

I purchased these tires because they had an excellent load rating and I wanted a quiet tire for highway driving. I was satisfied with their performance and had 33,000 miles of use with reasonable tread wear. Unfortunately, one failed in a dramatic and unsafe manner. Without warning, the the right rear blew out with the steel belts and tread separating from the tire. We were traveling at 65 mph on good highway with minimal load in vehicle. Fortunately, it wasn't one of the front tires because it would have been difficult to control the vehicle with that type of failure.

I bought my 14th set of Coopers this past winter. A set of AT3 is for my 02 tundra that has a lot of miles on it so this is set six including original BFG. So this will be the 5th set of Coopers I have purchased for it. My hats off to the engineers at Cooper. I love these tires. They perform as well in the rain or 6 inches of snow as they do on dry pavement. I am shopping right now for my 15th set for my wife's new Camry. You don't have to guess, you can bet it will have a set of Coopers.

Got a 4 set of Cooper Cobra Radial TA's for my hotrod Lincoln and boy do they make ol' girl look wicked! All that would soon change, within a year, my car had this unusual vibration. The alignment was still spot on. It couldn't be the tires, they were still new? So I blamed it on the shocks, bought a new set shocks, still the vibration was there. I then put the blame on a possible off balanced driveshaft. So I upgraded that and got a new one with u-joints, still vibrating. I then passed on the blame to the front Tie Rods, changed all four and had the car realigned rotated the tires as usual (I'm all about preventive maintenance on my car, I love my hotrod Lincoln). Now my car was vibrating even worst than ever and the steering was really difficult. Decided that I should have the tires rebalanced, before I started to put the blame on the ball joints. It wasn't until I had them rebalanced that the shop guy told me that two of my tires were so warped that there is no way to possible to balance them.

I went to lunch with my wife and upon returning and getting out of her car, I noticed the right rear tire had a large bulge protruding from the tire. The tire was purchased new about a year and a half ago. I immediately let out some of the air.

My daily commute is eighty miles part of which is on a winding mountain road. I have used the Cooper CS4 Touring tires for almost twenty years and won't even consider another brand! I have never had any problems unless I ran over something. The one time I hit a piece of metal about three miles from home, the tire didn't lose air until I parked at end of driveway! They handle well in rain or snow, but my car is front-wheel drive and I don't expect it to perform like a 4-wheel drive vehicle would. I am not sure what the negative reviews are about, but my only complaint is this particular tire is being discontinued. Why?

We purchased four brand new Cooper tires 3 months ago. Yesterday, my husband got an oil change and was told there are two bubbles in his right front tire. We were told by both the shop we got the work done at and Cooper tires that we were out of luck and had to purchase a new tire. Three months that tire lasted!! I will NEVER purchase a Cooper tire again! Absolutely disgusted with a company that does not stand behind their product!!

I work as an automotive technician and I sell tires all the time. I have changed thousands of tires and Cooper Tire is my number one choice. I have had the least problems with this brand. They are reliable, they last, the price is reasonable and the quality is excellent. I see that lots of people on here are leaving negative reviews on Cooper Tire products, but a large portion of the problems stated cannot be blamed on the tire company. This is not the place to review your negative experience with life, but with the product itself.

I purchased two Discoverer H/T tires to use on the back of my Ford 250 Super Duty truck. Have had that truck ten years and never a flat tire. Last month the first Discoverer tire had a stem go bad, stranding me on the highway. Today, the other tire had the same problem. A wonderful fellow named David ** stopped and helped me change to my spare, since there was no way to continue on the bad tire. Tomorrow I will contact the store to see if there is any warranty on these tires, which had only a few thousand miles on them. I will never buy another tire of this brand.

Right rear tire on Chevrolet Suburban with 2 year Cooper Discover H/T tires with less than 5 miles blew out violently wrapping around wheel. Was on I-16 in GA coming from Savannah near Statesboro in left lane going 72 mph in 70mph speed limit. I was fortunate not to fishtail and able to bring to stop in medium. I called AAA for road service. This occurred on May 7, 2014. Once I got home, I wrote Cooper Tires on their website asking for help and as of today (May 12, 2014) have not heard anything. I went to Kaufman Tire in Lawrenceville, GA with the tire and asked if they could provide any help and they said no. I asked if the Cooper rep ever came by to see if they could help. The manager said to wait until Cooper Tires contacted me and see what they could do. To get my Suburban running, I went to Nash Chevrolet in Lawrenceville, GA and am in the process of getting new tires installed.

Has there been recalls on 185/70 R14 tires. My Cooper right front tire's whole tread came completely off which blew off my side panel and damaged the front bumper and door. Who can I have investigate my tire and can I sue for damages?

Has there been a recall on #215/60R16 COOPER CS4 T tires? Today my right rear tire blew out at the sidewall and separated the entire tread from the wheel. I have put 10,500 miles on tires since they were purchased. I am very worried that it might be one of the other 3 tires, especially a front tire, that would cause me to have a serious accident! Luckily, I was able to control the vehicle and get it off the road with no damage to me or my vehicle. I bought another tire to replace the blown one. Please respond quickly as I am very worried about the safety of the other 3 tires. This happened over a week ago! I am very worried about the quality of the tires!!!

I purchased a set of Cooper tires about 2 years ago. In the last 6 months, I've had two blow out. In the same fashion, the tread completely peeled off, leaving a fully inflated tire with the metal showing. Not to mention they don't grip the road too well, even when they were new. I've never had this kind of problem with any other brand of tire. I would not recommend this brand to anyone. I'm currently waiting on my car to get new tires.

I purchased Cooper Tires because they were advertising a rebate. I submitted all the required documentation but my rebate was denied. I called and was told that the receipt had the wrong date. This was not true however, the print on the receipt light and difficult to read. I made a darker copy and submitted it again and was told it was too late and the rebate could not be processed. This is ridiculous and I believe it was just a way to get out of honoring the rebate. Please do not buy these tires if you expect a rebate. You won't get it!

On 3/18 purchased 4 new Cooper Tires. Today 3/21 while driving 35 mph in town, I heard a loud explosion as the steering became difficult. Very soon I was able to pull into a nearby service station and went to the passenger side to check for the problem. Both passenger side tires were flat on the ground and both hub caps were cracked. The vehicle had to be towed down the street to where the tires had been purchased. They stated the front wheel had been damaged and they would have to procure a replacement for that. The shop owner said that I had hit curbing in order for this to have occurred. I had driven the vehicle no more than 15 miles when this occurred and hadn't hit a curb. Since reading the reviews which I'm sorry hadn't been done before, tomorrow when the shop opens we are going to have all tires removed and try to find something safer. I'd certainly be afraid to drive with these tires on a highway with a speedy speed limit.

I installed four Cooper tires on Mercedes E320. Right after the installation, the car is very slippery. I have never seen this kind of horrible tire in my 34 years of driving. Because of poor alignment, two front tires wore out pretty quickly. The two tires have been switched to Nexen. It became much better. I am going to change the rear two tires pretty soon. It is no wonder that Cooper Tire was sold to Indian company.

I have a Chevy Equinox with All Wheel Drive. Got my first set of Coopers and had to replace them after 25000 miles. Cooper prorated me a new set. I have had them 12 months and my all-wheel drive goes nowhere in the snow. Almost got me in an accident. Going to try to make it alive until spring and get rid of the car, but my new one will NOT have Coopers on it.

In both cases I had to walk several miles in upstate NY. It was well below freezing both times. In the first case I was headed to town before 8am on a Sunday morning. About four miles into my drive I heard an awful sound. I pulled over to check and my right front tire had shredded. After the hike home I called and had roadside assistance come out and help. This morning 1/19/2014, the same scenario, but different route. The same thing happen but to the left front tire. It was the same guy that had come out the week before! Oddly enough I had just replaced the tire from the week before. To say I was dismayed is an understatement. I won't ever have a Cooper Tire again.

I purchase 4 brand new Cooper tires for my Nissan Frontier back in 2010. I do mostly highway driving (about 40-60miles/day). Since 2010 I've had one blow-out completely. The tread on another one worn completely off in the middle and a 3rd one keep deflation which I was told was a issue with the tire itself. If you're thinking of buying Coopers, DON'T!!! I've replaced all of them with Michelins. Yes, they're more expensive but Cooper suck!!!!

I purchased a 2013 Ford Focus in April 2013. The tires on the car are made by Cooper. The tires are keeping a loud whooping sound when the car is in motion. I went back to the Ford dealership and they said there is nothing they can do for me. They told me to get in contact with one of the Cooper dealership in town and I did that. They told me the tires are wearing even and the alignment is good. They gave me a number to call. This number was to the Cooper headquarters someplace in Ohio. These were the worst people I could have gotten in contact with. I talked to one lady and she said they would replace to the tires and then the next day I called them back and the story had changed. She said now they are only going to pay half for the tires. I told her this is not what you told me.

I was driving my truck at approximately 55 miles per hour when I hear an explosion. My truck would not steer properly. I was able fortunately without hitting anyone to pull to the side of the road to inspect my truck. The right front tire had disintegrated causing extensive damage to fender, passenger door, running board and internal parts. After being towed to my residence and later removing damaged tire, I installed spare tire and wired together hanging parts. I was able take truck to body shop for estimate of repairs. Got two estimates, both around $4000.00.

Put Load Range E 285/75/R16 tires on 7.5 inch rims on F350 Pickup with Cab Over Camper. Certified Automated Truck Scale weight of rig was 13,080 lbs. - 3,070 lbs. on the wheel where the tire shredded. Cooper's rating of the tire was for 3,750 lbs., and the rims suggested by Cooper were 7.5 inches to 9.0 inches. Cooper claims that the rim was too narrow and the weight on the tire was too great - but both were well within their published specifications. Yet they blame the tire dealer and us for the failed tire and refused to pay for the replacement - pretty sad way to treat a customer that has purchased 14 Cooper tires over the last four years.

I have purchased 4 Cooper Tires for each of my vehicles over the past 2 and a half years. I purchased these tires based on Cooper Tires indication that they would wear up to 60,000 miles. My first vehicle only got 25,000 miles before I had to replace all 4 and now my second vehicle only got 35,000 miles. I feel that Cooper is falsely advertising the tires wear and tear period. I have my tires rotated every 5,000-7,000 miles and I have had alignments done whenever it has been recommended by the dealer.

Bought 2 to replace a road hazard incident I had with one rear tire. The day after I purchased in Mount Forest, I drove from home to north Georgia. As I was coming off I75, I stopped to get gas. Noticed a bulge in the rear right. Immediately changed to spare and upon getting home took to dealer. He went to his distributor, and I was informed that they would replace at a discount. They felt that it was damaged from impact, such as a curb (on 75!?) or a pothole. I stated I had not hit anything of note. Yes, roads can have potholes in Michigan, but surely I would have noticed? And if I hadn't noticed then what use was this tire. Made in the US for US drivers?!!

First incident was on my Dodge Ram pick up on a freeway in Colorado when the Cooper tire blew and completely disintegrated? There was damage to the left from panel of the truck but we were lucky we did not flip. The second incident was on my Chevy Avalanche when I took it to the garage for routine maintenance. They noted the sidewall on the tire was coming apart. I went and bought new Cooper tires. Last week while driving on the Atlanta 275 bypass, the avalanche started to shimmy? I checked the tires to see if I had a flat? Saw nothing so drove on. Next we had an explosion of the tire and after it was replaced on the highway, I drove immediately to a tire dealer and bought four new Firestone tires and left the Coopers which had less than 5000 miles on them. My life is worth safe tires and I was lucky not to be killed.

Great tires, like them so much I bought Cooper AT tires on my truck. I am actually looking online to buy another set of Cooper CS4 tires as Cooper is running a rebate right now and I wanted to see if it included the CS4s. I am very picky, maintain my vehicles well, research products to death and settled on the Coopers - surprised to see quite a few complaints but maybe that is on the low end products from Cooper? Their premium stuff is awesome and comes at a mid-range price, beating out much more expensive tires - okay, just had to say I love them and you will too if you buy their good stuff...

Less than 500 miles once mounted & balanced, the Zeon LTZs started giving balance issues. Aligned, roared, road force balanced 3 times, and 1 tire exchanged under warranty. Nothing worked until I was given a new tire but it only diminished the balance issue about 20-30 percent. I had my tire shop contact Cooper with evidence that this has been going on since the first month and Cooper denied replacement. They offered a prorated reimbursement but only if I purchased their tires again. A 47K truck that rides worse than a 5K beater... last set of Coopers any of my vehicles will ride on and just FYI - Cooper customer service is worthless.

Purchased a set of 265/70r16 Discovery CTS Owl 112t 70k warranty---- paid 735.83 for the set. At 40,000, two tires had separated. Dealer had a great idea -- sell me another set (different brand) and give me 54 dollars for these. I will not purchase Cooper tires again. Hope you do the same!!!

I have a set on my 2001 BMW 330ci. Low miles on them. Road noise so loud I thought wheel bearings were bad. Took to mechanic. Nope, tires bad. Radial busted on rear left. Uneven wear. Alignment checked. Perfect. Needs new set. Took to different tire place than the last. Owner of tire place said "Cooper! Those are junk. I won't sell them here. Let me guess, low miles...." Never again.

My mechanic put new Cooper tires on my Subaru Outback. They are so loud I can't wait for them to wear out so I can replace them!

I bought Cooper tires for my Toyota pickup truck. These tires are so noisy that I had a mechanic check my truck because my husband thought I had a bad wheel bearing. Not so! Truck checked from top to bottom! It's the tires! No wear on them, just very noisy! I have had them balanced as needed. I will not purchase any more.

Cooper CS4 touring tires - I researched these tires and car, and driver recommended them as the smoothest riding tires on the market. These tires from the start were noisy and rode like they had a bubble on the tread. I have gotten 40,000 plus for wear, but they are not a smooth ride. If you expect a touring tire to give you a smooth ride, these will not. I will never buy Cooper tires again.

It has horrible road noise. It's bad at slower speeds. On the highway, it gets unbearable. I would never purchase Cooper Tires again.

On Saturday, June 22, 2013, I was on I-81 in PA. At 65mph, the rear tire separated but luckily didn't deflate. The tread that was flapping in the breeze did extensive damage to my truck bed. Luckily, I had just rotated the tires from the front to the back or it could have been worse. The tires were Dakota Infinity's. I'll never use any tires made by Cooper again. The reviews seem to show that they don't care about the customer, only their bottom line...

Had a leak in one of my tires (that was under warranty) so I went into Cooper Tires in Williams, Arizona, just to catch A LOT of grief from one of the employees telling me he's not working on it because he hates dealing with warranty companies over the phone because they're too much of a hassle. That's even after telling him I would call them and deal with them on the phone myself. He told me no, that I could take it in to Flagstaff (about another 30-40 miles away) myself. When I tried telling him I don't think the car would make it that far, he just looked over at another employee and said, "Well, I don't feel like dealing with it. Do you?" The other employee gladly said yes, he would.

I bought a used 2005 Toyota Sequoia Limited in 2008 from a Mercedes dealer in Columbia, SC. Great buy and vehicle was a one-owner, well-kept. It had a set of Cooper tires on it I believe to be the AT/3's and looking like they needed to be replaced soon. The vehicle had 57k miles on it. So before my wife and I headed to the coast, I had a set of Cooper Discoverer CTS which were their premium SUV tire with an astounding 70k mile warranty claim.

I have 4 Definity 265-65-15 tires on my '97 Dodge pickup. One tire on the front separated but did not go flat. I felt the bump while driving. I took it to Pep Boys where I bought them after taking it off the truck and putting on the spare. They pro-rated it as it only had a little over 20k miles on it and it's a 60k tire. I told them I felt that another of the tires was bad because I could feel the bump while driving. They examined them and said they could find nothing. Then, while traveling on I-10 at 65 mph, the suspect tire blew and wasted the truck bed all around the tire. I'm about to find out if they'll do anything about it. I've used these same tires a couple of times and have been happy with them, though they won't last 60k miles. They're not very expensive tires so I don't expect too much out of them, but they shouldn't blow up after 25k miles either! Definity is made by Cooper and sold by Pep Boys.

After 20 plus years of loyal service, I can't get a set of tires adjusted that just made it to 30,000 miles when they had a warranty to 50,000. My dealer even has had problems getting help for his customers. The woman who works for customer relations, Pam, is a downright hateful **. All I want is an adjustment for a new set of tires or I did. The last set of Coopers came apart and did $2,000.00 in body damage to my truck bed.

Excellent winter tire - Cooper Weather Master. Usually get two years driving out of them - average about 20K miles per year. AWD Subaru never stuck in 20+ years. They last longer than the Blizack with comparable traction. Never missed work for bad roads. Older name was Winter Master. Mastercraft has the same tread design, but not the same mileage however.