Cooper Discoverer EnduraMax All-Season 225/55R17 97H Tire

Our family has been buying only Cooper tires for over a decade. The company did get bought out by Goodyear (boo) and some tires are no longer made in the US (boo). Prior to purchasing my first set long ago, I checked the rates and reviews. US made Cooper tires are the best! (I used Michelin for a long time until they got bought out and the quality plummetted.) Most passenger/SUV/light duty truck Cooper tires are still made in the US. This purchase was my 3rd set of this specific tire for SUVs. They wear well, have great traction and a relatively smooth ride for a rugged tire. We will never buy any other brand.

Arrived 4-5 days early. Great treads on the tire. Great quality Love the tires. Great price. Great value for the money.

I recently purchased a set of Cooper Discoverer EnduraMax All-Season 245/50R20 102V tires, and I have to say, I am thoroughly disappointed with both the performance of the tires and the customer service from Cooper. First off, the tires do not live up to their claims. I expected a smooth, quiet ride with reliable traction in various conditions, but instead, I’ve noticed significant road noise and a rougher ride than I anticipated. Even more frustrating, the grip in wet conditions is mediocre at best. On a few occasions, I found myself sliding on roads where I would expect better performance from an all-season tire. To make matters worse, I reached out to Cooper’s customer service for assistance, and the experience was a nightmare. The response time was extremely slow, and when I finally did get in touch with someone, the representative was unhelpful and seemed disinterested in addressing my concerns. I was left feeling like my issues were brushed aside, and no meaningful solutions were offered. It was as if they just didn’t care about customer satisfaction once the sale was made. Considering the high price point of these tires, I expected far better quality and service. Unfortunately, I can’t recommend the Cooper Discoverer EnduraMax tires, and I certainly won't be purchasing from this brand again. If you're looking for tires that perform well and a company that stands behind their products, I suggest you look elsewhere.

I submitted original review about only receiving 2 tires and not 4 as ordered. 2 days later, FedEx delivered the other 2. Seller was quick to respond to my problem. I ordered these same tires in DEC 2022 and just now really needing to replace them...tread is still OK on original set. This is why I reordered. they are great tires.

I’m running these on my 2013 Chrysler Town and Country in Cleveland, OH. I didn’t want a dedicated snow tire, but needed something that would do well in the snow since I often have to drive on the unplowed Roads to get to work and clear snow. I’ve had them in for a few weeks at this point and I have no issues with them. We’ve had several snow events since I’ve had them on and they do great in the snow. I haven’t noticed any increase in noise or ride harshness. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend these for anyone looking for a solid all season tire that has to perform in snow.

Great tires

Handling & braking improved immediately after these front tires were put into service.

When I was looking for tires for my Chevrolet impala I was looking for a good higher mileage tire that was all season/all climate, but the most important thing was ride and noise. These were rated on the website as having ride and noise the strongest point of the tire. The ride is great. But they are not quiet tires. I should have just bought the Michelin defenders. It’s a good tire for $88 but be prepared because the local tire shop mafias are going to charge you no less than $140 to mount and balance and dispose of your old tires because you didn’t buy these from them . You have to add that end of the price. It’s normally about $75 if you buy the tire at the shop. And my town the local tire shops refused to mount them. Four shops wouldn’t do it because they said I was sending my money to China. Look for a small mom and pop garage for a used tire sales place if you want to get them mounted and balanced. It’s not as easy and cheap as you think.