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I guess that means I need to buy my Cooper Cobras for my convertible soon. One of the last companies to offer 225-70-R14s. I can see Goodyear dispensing with that size.
Goodyears have been a little higher priced. But I have replaced them on my Mercury Mountaineer's with new Goodyear Wranglers. They wear well and last a long time. Up here where we have four distinct seasons and lots of snow, they work very well. I was stuck once in the last few years and it took my Bobcat to dig it out and pull it off the snow drift it was sitting on.
I have had excellent luck with Cooper tires, when I restored My 64 Chevy Cooper was the only one that made a radial in the correct equivalent
metric size ( except Coker) they were Excellent tires, My daughter had a 2004 Caviler when it needed tires we put 4 Coopers on it again excellent tires , hope they continue to produce quality tires.
Apparently the raised brown letter thing is still current. I was always able to take them from tan after a year to bone white with some westley's bleache-white and a fine wire brush. Guess even that doesn't work now. I bought a set in 18, apparently right before this stuff went down.
More importantly I wonder what's gonna happen to mickey thompson tires. Cooper owner them. With good year making their own slicks I wonder if they will sell that asset or continue to make tires under the mickey thompson name
More importantly I wonder what's gonna happen to mickey thompson tires. Cooper owner them. With good year making their own slicks I wonder if they will sell that asset or continue to make tires under the mickey thompson name
February 22nd, 2021 | 03:43 PM
