NEW Shoes for RUBICAT : 37x13.50R17 Cooper Discoverer STT Pro M/T Tires
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USMC Wrangler
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Looks great! [emoji106]
Curious what the mounted height is. Basically wondering if Cooper is like so many others that are smaller than the advertised size when mounted.
Curious what the mounted height is. Basically wondering if Cooper is like so many others that are smaller than the advertised size when mounted.
Man that sucks! Sorry to hear, who did you get them from? Direct from Cooper or from a retailer?
Blazindevl
LOSER
Hopefully they perform as good as they look!
Desert Crawler
New member
Nice looking shoes, but I will say those rims look awesome. Been thinking of picking up a second set for my rig and I think these may have just changed my mind from another set of trail readys. Will be looking for you around town to take a closer look.
Exodus 4x4
New member
I mounted mine up a couple nights ago. After airing to 27 psi and mounting, center to ground was 17.5". I can feel a huge height difference though between them and the 35" trail graps I had on, plus the radial pull to the left is gone.
BLCK4X4
New member
Sorry, I missed your post but added a quick review of the tires. For the most part, no, I wouldn't say they "need" balancing but at 75 MPH and above, I do feel at least one wheel that could use some help. Below 75 MPH, I don't feel a thing.
Oh no, we'll be keeping our Chamber Pro II's shiny just like you see them :yup:
Unfortunately for you, you don't have the right bolt pattern
GREAT choice Eddie! You've got some great ideas, can't wait to see what you guys do next!!
blackrubi14
Member
Man, those tires look good on RUBICAT! I'm curious to see what you think about these tires versus Toyo's.
USMC Wrangler
New member
Thanks Granite [emoji106]
Shadow's_Jeep
Caught the Bug
Great looking tires!
So far, they've been holding up great on our Renegade and they perform amazingly well in snow and ice especially for a mud terrain. In fact, I would go so far as to say of all the M/T's I've run over the years, they do the best on slick surfaces. Also, off road they've been doing extremely well in hooking up and so far, they're wearing nicely. Granted, I haven't had a chance to really push them and that's why we picked up a set for Rubicat. :yup:
Well, as you know, ALL tires measure smaller than what is stated on the sidewall but un-mounted, I got a measurement to the shoulder that came up to 35-11/16".
As you can see, this is 1/16" less than a brand new Nitto Trail Grappler un-mounted.
Mounted and with the full weight of our Jeep, the Cooper STT Pro came up to 35-1/8".
NevadaZielmeister
Caught the Bug
Well, as you know, ALL tires measure smaller than what is stated on the sidewall but un-mounted, I got a measurement to the shoulder that came up to 35-11/16".
As you can see, this is 1/16" less than a brand new Nitto Trail Grappler un-mounted.
Mounted and with the full weight of our Jeep, the Cooper STT Pro came up to 35-1/8".
Thanks Eddie for this info. Any idea as to the weight of the entire wheel? Did they seem lighter or heavier than the Nitto Trail Grapplers?
Brute
Hooked
I was also thinking that the sidewall lugs looked decent...
