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Fellow fisherman. I might be able to get a deal on some Coopers. Anyone have experience with these? I currently have the Baja's from FF on my truck, but they wore down very quickly. Any suggestions? I don't want to spend a fortune either. It's a full size 4x4 Chevy. Thanks for any replies.

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Hey Yeti,
I've been running the Cooper Discovery AT on my suburban for about 60k now and they seem to have good wear life. I like the AT cause they're self cleaning and don't get clogged with mud or snow. But they will fling the mud and snow where esle.

My vote yes

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I highly recommend the B.F Goodrich KO !

Good Luck,

Lakeman

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I recommend the BFG long trail, but that's me. For the real scoop check out tires.com or the discount tire website, one of those two has honest costomer feedback for just about every tire made.

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Mr Harty. Hello! The Yeti is my board name. This is Joe.. Marcels brother..

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Na, dont get coopers, if you want the best get BRIDGESTONE DUELER A/T REVOS. I GOT THEM ON MY TRUCK AND THEY BLOW EVERYTHING AWAY.

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I got a 2000 Yukon I stuffed the biggest Revos I could under there. I had to do some trimming but I sure like them. Got me thru some nasty stuff On URL last winter!!

ya might want to take a look at Off-road sites as well. Sorry if this link is a no- no nuke it. bbs.off-road.com lots of good info there.

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Those Revo's are good I run them on my Jeep. But they are a little spendy, worth every penny though. As for the Cooper vs. Revo's that's a tough one. The biggest factor I see is the Revo's have more squared shoulders which does make a biggest imprint and more traction. Plus the squared shoulder does look nicer.

Either one should get you to and from most places

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Yo Yeti....got ya covered...get them there tires I was talkin about, and hope to see ya soon !

Lakeman

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I'm with Joe Harty on the BFG's. My opinion on tires is if you buy cheap, you buy twice!

I've been using BFG All-Terrain T/A KO for the last 7 or 8 years now. Yes, they are a little aggressive but what what boat landing, gravel road, mud trail, frozen lake, or snow covered road couldn't use a little extra traction. Bridgestone Duelers would be my second choice but I've always gone for the BFGs.

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I use to have Duelers, but the seem to wear faster then the Toyo Open Country that I have on now. The nice thing about the Toyo is quite ride with the aggressive look. Also the tread is cut all the way down, unlike duelers which is about half way. As far is pricing I think I paid right around $500 for the set. I know Costco sells duelers for a good price though. Which I might buy next time to save a little bread.

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I have owned several sets of BFG's on several differant trucks. I love 'em. I had a set of KO's last 70,000 miles and still had tread on 'em when I sold the truck. Bridgestone Deulers would be my second choice, because they are less expensive than BFG's. I would stay away from any Goodyears though, they are nothing but problems.

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I would agree that the BFG are awesome. I have a set on my 99 chevy 3/4 ton and love them. If you are looking for even more traction go with Wrangler Mt/R's. They are the best mud and snow tire I have ever seen.

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