Snowstorm! Cooper Discoverer ATP 2 Tires Did a Great Job on the Tundra!

[@buckskinz]

Just moved to frankfort kentucky from Phoenix and thinking about getting the cooper atp 2 today and was curious about em in the snow .. thanks for posting

[@georgederocher8202]

Put a set on my Ram 2500 Cummins right before Snowmageddon in San Antonio last February . They worked well taking my daughter to her nursing job. Good on Big Bend desert tracks, wet pavement , quiet . No salt here when it snows …just sand . I’ve been recommending them a lot .

[@rowdytitan]

I bought the ATP II tires today, thanks again for your reviews on them! I went slightly larger than stock at 275/60r20 on factory 20" wheels and they fit great with no rub at full lock. The speedo reads correctly now too lol the 2mph discrepancy always bothered me.

[@osmandius]

On a Tundra?! I'm looking at them for my 2020 Tundra limited 4x4 as well

[@richardmedley6093]

I put a set of these on my Silverado 1500 4x4 a year ago and they have been flawless in mud,snow, ice and are smooth and quiet on the highway. Best bang for your buck. Just wish they came bigger than 275/70

[@byronwhitney665]

I’m glad you thought / looked ahead to the possibility of winter weather that includes some snow. Most people really don’t understand the benefits and added safety that snow tires provide. Many people I speak to about snow tires usually think that they are to expensive. $600-1,000 depending on the vehicle. But I remind them that one minor vehicle accident could cost them double that. Also tow truck services are pretty expensive these days. $200-300 is not uncommon for a uncomplicated recovery. I always advocate the use on snow tires if a person can afford it. Summer tires or all season tires are not designed with snow, slush and ice in mind. I’m glad your dad didn’t get hurt. Be safe out there.

[@DarkBlade93]

I have stock 265/60/R20 on my 07 ram 1500 had the gen 1 version for 5 years. I live in Indiana during a snow storm a country road I take to work had 3ft drifts and they acted as if there wasn't snow. I bought the gen 2 today and have high expectations after having the gen 1 of these tires. Best tires hands down are ATP by cooper.

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

I just installed mine today. One thing I noticed they’re very quiet and smooth.

[@jameswhaley2004]

I live in Louisville. Ive had these on my Tundra for a couple of years. I have 60K miles on them and they still have more than half of the treadlife left on them. They have been a great tire for me

[@normanbanks8902]

Glad the tires are working out for you. I bought a spreader at TSC that goes on a ATV or side x side. I use it on our road for rock salt when it ices and it works pretty good. I have a couple videos if you want to check it out. I think it was less than $300.

[@4-LOW]

Will check it out!

[@joeyoung3319]

RECOMMENDATION: TAKE THIS VIDEO AND CUT OFF THE FIRST 8 MINUTES AND MAKE IT A SEPARATE VIDEO, BECAUSE IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH THE ATP TIRE

[@Icutmetal]

Agreed.

[@10speedr]

Ha. Get your boys to spread the salt.

[@4-LOW]

Better idea there! I like it!

[@alexlandsberger1423]

We had some cordovan tires that are made/owned by cooper and the first year they worked good but they wore really fast the first 25% and ended up being really terrible the rubber on the beed actually cracked out like 20 per tire where they mount to the wheel I have never seen that before lol

[@MoY206]

Be safe.

[@klc317]

Looks like a good set of tires. Do they pick up and throw gravel/rocks as bad as the older gen ATs? Glad your dad didn't roll that white truck over, geez. Hope you all got it out.

[@RavensEyeOffroad]

Your gladiator could have pulled his truck out... I'm joking! :D did he ever get it out? I'm in NE KY also, had to pick the wife up about 5pm and it was really nasty, lots of wrecks and it just seemed like people were caught off guard. The falkens on my Mojave just do so good in snow, rain, ice, dirt, highway I couldn't ask much else out of them.