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I'm looking for a AT tire that looks pretty aggressive but doesn't have to much road noise. I would be on the pavement 90% of the time. I have a 2015 f150 , but just ordered a 2 inch leveling kit. Thanks for the help
Cooper A/T3's. Just mounted yesterday. I've had these on my Tacoma for almost 3 years. They've been a good tire with excellent traction in all conditions.
In my experience they are VERY quite and ride well when new. But after 30,000 or so miles the ones on my Tacoma did start to get a little louder. Not unbearable, but I do notice it. The F-150 is so much quieter anyway I don't think I'll ever hear them. So far they are every bit as quiet as the factory Goodyear SRA's.
Just had these installed at Pep Boys. Cooper Adventurer. Kind of like the Discoverer AT3. Cooper makes specific tires for different retailers, but it makes sense they have some that are very similar. $820 plus a $70 mail in rebate, including mounting and alignment. LT275/65R18. Too new to give much of a review, but couldn't tell a difference in road noise from the factory Goodyears.
I really liked the Bridgestone Duelers that came on my Jeep Wrangler. They were always quiet, and handled snow perfectly. When I sold the Jeep, 2 months ago, they had 51,000 miles on them. And still had a good 20-30,000 left on them. I rotated them every oil change. Great tires
Majority of the new AT's that are available all look really nice and are very quite.
JT
+1, I just ordered these as they were a great price and had excellent reviews; I mean excellent. Everyone talks about how quite they are for such an aggressive tire
I have the Cooper ATP which I think is slightly more aggressive than the AT3 but a Discount Tire exclusive for what that's worth. I had the AT3 on my previous truck - a Tacoma - and it is a great tire. I'm a big fan of Cooper personally but there are a ton of good options out there. Stick with a major brand and it is hard to go wrong exactly.
Yeah I actually looked at the ko2 , I'm putting on 2.5 leveling kit tomro not sure what size , I tried a 275 65 20 stock to see what they looked like on my truck
10-30-2016, 07:42 PM
Looking for AT tire
