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Review Date: Sat June 11, 2011
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Follow up.
Purchased one set for a 3/4 ton Ford 410 rear standard shift, and they did great through the winter, should have taken them off last month.
Second pair was on a 2007 GMC one ton.
six months of use and there is a about three small chips outs of rubber on each tire.
Snow was light this year, twice it was dicey, but did not need to put chains on, where I would have if I had just on on my Mich XPS's etc.
Listen up Pilgrim's, this tire has soft rubber which is what you need in snow and ice, and eight miles of up hill gravel road IMO, but take them OFF for summer driving on HOT roads. USE These tires in winter for daily user's.
265x75 R's E rating
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Anonymous
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Review Date: Sat June 11, 2011
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One more thing, at 60 PSI and staying at 55 on paved roads with a full sized Pickup you barely hear anything or feel anything as compared to other knobby tires, I rate them very quiet.
I recommend http://www.offroaders.com/reviewbox/showproduct.php?cat=86&product=748
MICHELIN XPS Traction for summer driving are year around Quiet wear great on hard rock gravel which just tears up tires, and this tire is great year around except Do Buy Chains and have them ready in Winter by being in the bed of the truck during the winter season.
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Anonymous
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Review Date: Wed July 6, 2011
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| Rating: 2
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Pros:
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looks and sidewalls
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wears quick and tread clogs up unless you use heavy throttle
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I got a set of 285/75R16s on my 03 chevy 2500hd with a duramax and they suck! I went out in a lil bit of mud in a field and the clogged up i had 2 use heavy throttle 2 get out. i wouldnt recommend them 2 any1 with a heavy truck. I wish i had my procomps
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Anonymous
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Review Date: Sun October 2, 2011
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Mud ?
Mountain roads are gravel, and little mud especially in Winter.
Working men, and work trucks need the Best all around tires to get daily Work Done and carry Supplies.
XPS Traction for Summer, and Cooper for Winter with Ice and Snow with heavy loads is not recreation, but survivial and working.
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Anonymous
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Review Date: Fri December 9, 2011
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
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| Rating: 10
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Traction, Noise, Wear
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I just put a new set on 2 of my trucks. My last set of 31X10.5-15's went over 70K before I had to replace them. Much better traction and muc cleanout than BFG's, wear WAY longer and are much quieter.
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Review Date: Wed December 28, 2011
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
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| Rating: 7
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OKAY traction in soft sand and sand dunes, not the best thing but will to the job, durable, good traction in rain
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a little noisy, slightly increased fuel consumption.
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a good all around tyre,agressive, a little noisy after 60 mph but my land cruiser diesel engine is almost covering the noise. deflating the tyres to atleast 19 psi is a must if it will be used in soft sand, side wall if great and very durable. extremely good in rock crawling especialy in low range. i would recommend it to friend if and only if they go off road at least 3 times a month other wise there are better things in the market.
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Anonymous
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Review Date: Thu December 29, 2011
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| Rating: 9
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great traction
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noisy
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Great tire I have a set on a 1990 3/4 ton chevy suburban lifted 6 inches to fit 35x12.50x15.I have never been stuck with his tire and they have handled the rocks and cactus of west Texas. The only draw back are they are quite loud on asphalt.I have gotten about 20,000 miles and still have about half tread left. They have great wet weather traction and work well pulling trailer's, great at the boat ramp. All and all a very well rounded tire
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Review Date: Sun January 8, 2012
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| Rating: 8
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looks good good all rounder
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none so far
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got mine on a toyota hilux about 25000miles and should get another 10-12000 out of them doing alot of highway driving good in the wet/snow and mud but so were the bfg muds wekk not so much in the wet cant remember about the wear on the bfgs think they lasted better but almost twice the price in some places
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Review Date: Sun February 5, 2012
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| Rating: 10
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everything
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none
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Absolutely amazing thats all there is to it
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Review Date: Mon February 13, 2012
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| Rating: 9
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Looks, and gets you threw anything
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none
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Have a set of 33s on my blazer and suburban theses tires are amazing. They good great off road in mud and trails, good on road and good in snow and they look goo to. I have no complaints at all about these tires.They were a little expensive but are well worth the money.
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Review Date: Thu April 12, 2012
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Would you recommend the product? Yes |
Price you paid (per item)?: $325.00
| Rating: 8
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great alround tyer
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price
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i live in Aus and have a set of 33's of these on a patrol i drive to work evryday on them and play offroad evryweekend not to bad in the mud great on rocks and driveing on gravle roads they are great to.you do have to let them down on the beach but once u do there excelent...i love that they dont wear fast on the road like mikkie t's do and are great in the wet on road unlike alots of 4wd tyers...alround a great tyer
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Review Date: Mon July 16, 2012
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| Rating: 9
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Can never go wrong with Cooper tires!
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I've had cooper tires on every vehicle I've ever had. In my humble opinion, the cooper stt is one of the best American made mud terrains ever (both past and present). With all that being said, I'm writing a post now about the new cooper st maxx (it needs to be recognized). Guys if you want a bad a$$ tire that is just as good off road as they are on, then get this tire on your next truck. I have been running the STT for 10 years and they have never failed me, but I did try the new ST MAXX, and they are awesome. They don't hum as much on the highway and they are really good off road. I'll just say this, my buddy is switching from the Goodyear duratrac to the st maxx after this weekend, we have the same trucks, and after he ruined one sidewall and me having to pull him out of where I just went he's sold on them. All sizes so far are E rated with the Armor Tec 3 ply sidewall, I''m telling y'all, this tire is the real deal!!
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