Cooper Evolution M/T All-Terrain Tire, 35X12.50R15LT 113Q, Set of 1

Shipping: Ordered 5 on a Sunday night and they were at my door on Wednesday morning. Couldnt be happier as far as the shipping. The Tires: They have a nice aggressive look to them and so far in the rain they seem to perform just fine. No crazy maneuvers but I dont feel unconfident with them. As others have said, despite their aggressive tread, there is not a lot of road noise from them which is surprising. Granted this is on a 99 ZR2 Blazer so your results may vary. Great look on the rig with the white letters out, of course. So far, great road grip. Not expecting much off road use but I feel like they will be capable for what I might put them through. We'll see how long they last but for the price I caught these at for a vehicle that sees less than 10k miles a year. They get a solid 5 out of 5.

I just got my new 35 12.50 15s in the mail and I haven't installed them yet as I bought two at a time because I'm poor 😆. They are very reasonably priced I just hate shelling out a grand all at once. It hurts my soul hahaha. As some have said the pictures don't do them justice. In person they look beefy and gnarly without that Super Swamper Bogger look that you know is nothing but loud noise, blah!!! I get my other 2 Tuesday. They remind me of the Dunlop Rovers but better and I am really happy because today is June 17 2022 and the DOT DATE is 2322. Most guys and girls know what that means but for those who don't the DOT DATE is an abbreviation for Date Of Manufacturing. The first two numbers represents weeks and the second represents years. The tires I got were just made! 23 weeks is June and this year 2022 meaning they literally were made a week or less before I ordered them. That is very important because a lot of tricksters on eBay and even Amazon sometimes will show an incredible price for big tires like these and for the unknowing the tires might already be 2-3 years old. This is important because when you're spending a thousand dollars for 4 tires you want them to last as long as possible naturally. That's why often some reviews might say after 3-4 years the tires dry rotted. Where as in actuality they may be 7-8 years old at the time. All I'm saying is be careful and always check the DOT DATE code. As long as it's the same year as you're ordering I'd say you're more than safe, and older tires are only ok for a substantial discount in my opinion and this seller is A++++++ in my book. Thanks Amazon!!!

Fits my 21 Tacoma, looks rugged with good grooves. Not noisy running highway speeds. Not as smooth as highway tires (expected) but still very good.

Got these on sale for I believe $180 a piece? Have to say, have had em on my XJ for like 6 months now they’re insane. No noise on the road. Literally nothing. Like when I just put them on I stuck my head out the window to listen if they made any noise but there’s nothing. These things are amazing in all the elements it’s crazy. Have to say they’re especially good in the sand. Have blown me and every one of my buddies minds in the sand pits. They just eat. They also just look awesome. Like the tread pattern just looks so good and they’re just amazing. Don’t think I’ll ever get anything else. Even if I ever go up a size I’m sticking with coopers they’ve won me over. Same size nittos, mickeys, bfs, are like $350 a piece it’s nuts. If you want an amazing set of on and off road tires for dirt cheap please get these. Like full honesty. They’re actually insane.

Put these on my 97 xJ and they eat Took them trough mud,rock, very loose dirt and some small crossing. I have to say that they are one of the best cheap tires you can get as far as money and toughness goes. They are quite for a mud terrain so don't be worried about noise. Overall I would recommend.

These tires are a lot quieter than my last M/T. I've only had them up to 55MPH. Steering is still smooth. I took them on a test drive through sugar sand, mud, and a few rocks. My Jeep handled most of the run without putting it into 4H. Sugar sand will get you if you stop, lol. My Jeep is not a daily driver, so I know I'll have years on these. I would be curious to know how many miles someone gets on a DD. And the price was a huge factor in also purchasing. That and the reviews were good.

Good quality tires with an aggressive tread. They dont make that much noise, the only bad side is that when they tried to balance the wheels they told me that since they are Mud Terrain, it is always going to vibrate. The shop i went to tried to balance them and they only vibrate above 75mph on Highway.

We just got this new to us 97 TJ. It came with some very dry rotted BFGs and was in need of new shoes. This is our 4th Jeep so value is important. We drive them all frequently. Lets take a look at the pros and cons. Pros: Great look. Good Price. Quick delivery. Good traction. Great reviews. Cons: None so far, the noise is not bad at all for the size if the lugs. Would I recommend them to friends? Yes yes I would. I did just that on social media.