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Old 07-16-2015, 03:31 PM
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Is anyone running the new Cooper STT Pro? Tire looks pretty awesome!!
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Have only sold one set but I agree they look great. The STT has to be the best mud tire I've ever had on wet roads and the Pro is supposed to be a little better. Hopefully they make it in my size by the time I need new tires.
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I had the STTs and they had awesome traction in any condition I had them in, except on ice of course. The only thing I did not like is that they didn't last me more than 25k miles. I'd like to try the Pros but I'm worried about the mileage I'd get out of them.
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I have been looking into them as well. From what I have read, it seems like they are supposed to be an overall improvement over the STT, in traction and tread life. I really like the weight considering the sizes they are in. Really light and still E rated compared to other sizes in D rated.
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And you still get the 3-ply sidewall.
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I have them in 285 70 17 and I really like them. Pretty quite for their agrrssiveness. Haven't been in any mud yet as its super dry this year but they have been tough as nails on rocky roads.



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Looks like they can be a good competitor for Goodyear MT/R and BFG MT.
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OP not trying to steal your post...but can anyone give me a comparison between the STT PRO and the Mastercraft MXT?? Im torn between those 2. My main concerns are I drive on the highway a lot so I want the ones that will last the longest mileage wise and the quietest of the 2. I know that both may not fit this criteria. My other concern is I was looking at the 295/60/20 STT PRO over the MXT due to it being 1" narrower and I believe that would cut down on my rubbing issues vs the 12.5" wide. Also the MXT are at minimum $50 a tire cheaper. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated
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Both are pretty new so mileage reviews will be hard to find. I can say that cooper makes mastercraft, but use a lesser rubber compound and has a standard two ply sidewall. The stt pro has a 3 ply sidewall and a supposedly longer lasting rubber compound. I can say they aren't very loud for how knobby they are.
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[QUOTE=Randall1111;4260355]OP not trying to steal your post...but can anyone give me a comparison between the STT PRO and the Mastercraft MXT??

Randall1111, did you end up with the MXTs? I think I'm going to go with those but wondering if you (or anyone else) have more mileage info since last year.

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