It’s about time to replace the tires on my SRW F350. Been running Toyo AT on more than one truck and have had good luck with them. Ran across some Cooper AT for $100 less per tire. Anyone ever run them? They are advertising them as a 60,000 mile tire.

Not that exact tire but have a set of cooper AT’s on my 1/2 ton diesel with 88000 miles and counting.

Dad has same tires on his Cummins 3500 srw and loves them with about 40k on them and good life left.

Cooper used to be my preferred tire…until I bought a set of Zeons. They were awesome until they weren’t and Cooper basically said it was a truck thing, Ford house said it was a tire thing and in turn end guess who ate a pair of tires with 7k miles on them? I haven’t and won’t buy a Cooper tire since.

I have a set of Goodyears on my truck right now and I’m not impressed with those either…I wish I could help but the Falken’s seem to be getting great reviews, I’ve never owned a set.

I am mainly on road applications and have a need for a quiet tire due to being on the phone constantly.

I am overly impressed with my Michelin Platnium Defenders. Quiet and a warranty of 70,000 miles.

Get on Discount Tire and look at some reviews. Agree with Superduty on the Michelins but you're getting into high roller territory.

I may just stay with the Toyos, they have held up well.

I’d try them, toyo or cooper are the only tires I prefer to have

Thanks Ramball!

I think I'm going with Falkens for my F350 SRW when the time comes. Don't think I've seen a single bad review on them yet.

We’ve tried the Cooper’s on a few trucks and they’re a decent tire if you keep them rotated every 3k but if your the type that goes over they really like to cup out and start road walking. On a personal truck I’d stick to Toyo’s or Nitto Ridge Graplers,

Thanks Thumper, that’s some good info. I’m pretty good about 5-7k rotation. But 3k is too much maintenance for me.

Yea they’ll be trashed if you rotate them at that range, we took our last set of Coopers off a few weeks back due to cupping long before they were due to be replaced.

I’ve been real surprised with my OEM Goodyear wrangler MT’s ( not a mud terrain )

Just rolled 41k on them and bet I can get another 10k out of them. Better performance than I’ve gotten out of my last several sets of tires. Most were trashed by 40k

Gonna go Toyo R/T trail after this set

Wife and I both needed new tires and she said she is ordering new vehicle next year and I still haven’t decided on mine. Needless to say I decide to go Falken AT4 on both to save some money over Toyo. Why too soon to tell but I’ve been impressed on wet roads and dirt. My LT 35x12.5x18 is F rated and was told they have better side wall then Toyo AT3, I will say they seem to flex better a soak up bumps better.

Non LT(light truck) is 65k warranty and LT is 60k

Wish I had a longer term report, I’m a Toyo fan but Falken doing well so far

I generally think any name brand will do fine.

I e rotated my coolers maybe 3-4 times in almost 90,000 miles with no I’ll effects described above.

I’ve got the r/t trails right now, they have done well. I’m at around 38-40k with them and still have life left. I usually get less than that per set

I had a set of Cooper Rugged Trek on my Dodge 2500 4wd. They were ok for about 20k miles. After that they wouldn't stay balanced and losing air. Took them back to Discount tire where the came from and was told he couldn't do anything because of the age but not the miles. Stopped at another Discount tire and was able to trade them in. Drove out 600 dollars cheaper the store here in town wanted. I went with the Michelin Defender. Smooth and no noise. I called headquarters at discount tire, not long after that the manager called me. I reckon he got a butt chewin. They advertise if you're ever not happy just bring them back. Maybe he understands that now! To be fair I like the tread on some of the Cooper tires.275-70-18 is my size Load Range E, 10 ply