Does anyone run these tires? I need to know how loud they are.

They are very quiet. I ran them before. They were great until they started to wear. Then they wore out in a hurry.

I had some, not loud, but wasn't happy with longevity I got.

this was 3/4 ton though. might do better if not full size truck

I got about 60k out of mine on my Ranger. I thought they were good tires. I went back with Cooper tire in the same size, but more of a street tread this time.

I spend more time on the road running the 90 miles back and forth to the cabin then I do off road.

Irish I am the same way, most of my driving is on 65 going to work and back but the rocks at the club are hell on street tires I had 3 tires punctured this season so i need some tires that will hold up better on rocks.

My son has them on his truck. For an AT great in mud IMO but like doekiller said I have started to notice they are wearing quicker than I would like. He has had them on for almost 3 years (idk miles) so I guess I can't complain too much.

Well if they wear out that quick they are off the list, I really need a quite tire since I drive mostly on the interstate.

Anyone know about General AT2's

Rode good in the beginning, but I only got 34k out of a set on a full size truck

about same, a little less.

I will say, they uphold their warranty.

60k mile warranty and they divided out how much of it I got before wearing out, and credited it off what I paid to a new set.

What do you run now JBC?

I have a set on a Dodge 1500 quad cab, great in mud. Bad on mileage. I bought mine about 7 years ago, and I have only put about 25k on them and they need replacing now.

Good ride though. Just wear out really fast.

Thanks guy's i have taken the Coopers off of the list, I drive too many miles to have a tire that wears out that fast..

NittoTerra Grapplers, same size 295/70/18

I prefer them for my truck

Are the Nitto's quite? I have heard they are kind of loud.

Mine aren't bad, but not quietest truck in the world anyway.

Bfg

I hate to hear the Cooper tires won't last. I was planning to try them next, but you guys have scared me off. I have no idea what to try next. I currently have Firestone Destination AT on my truck. They are good on the road and have held up well. I have about 50,000 on them and can get another 5000 or so. But they are the worst tires I've ever had for mud, and I've gotten stuck several times with them in places that should have never been a problem for an AT tire. I don't wanna buy them again, but I've got no idea what to get. I had a set of Generals on a new truck once and they were terrible tires, but that's been years ago so maybe they have improved.

PCP every time I find a tire that I think will be good I get on here and ask and find out i am wrong...

I guess i will have to break down and spend a $1000 on a set of tires... I really wanted to spend around $500 but that ain't gonna happen if I want a tire to last.. or so it seems

I had the coopers on my f150 and like others have said they did not last. I bought a set of General Grabber AT2's in November , so far I like them better than any other tire I have ever had. They look similar to the bfgoodrich's. I paid about $700 from tirebuyer.com for them. They are quite on the highway and grip like a sum bitch in the mud. Really pleased with them so far.

Cooper Tires are a great lasting tire. The AT3's come with a 50,000 mile warranty. So if for some reason, that happens vary rarely, they dont get 50K, then you will get a credit from Cooper.
I have sold thousands of these a year and they are about as good as you can get for cost per mile.