Cooper Evolution Tour All-Season 235/55R18 100V Tire

I am not one to write reviews, however, I am impressed with these tires. I purchased a set of 4 and they arrived in two days. Had them on the vehicle on the third day from the time I ordered them. They are by far the best I have put on my wife's 2009 Chrysler Town & Country. Considering there is always 3-4 people in the van and all of their items, it made the van ride smoother than when it was new. Handling is great and very, very, very little noise. I would recommend these for any mini-vans, which they are not so mini these days. I hope Cooper continues to make these in the future.

GREAT PRICE , you really can't beat a Cooper or Michelin, and these top of the line Cooper's are 200 bucks less than a comparable Michelin.. They ride great with zero road noise and show very little tread wear after 5k miles. I checked prices and looked around online, and in town for two weeks. This was the best deal and my bother in law works at a tire shop lol

I can't believe I'm writing a review for tires, but here we go.We bought these for our Impala after the Goodyear Viva IIs we previously had lasted only a year. A year!!!We have more agressive Coopers on our Jeep Cherokee and Jeep Wrangler, and we love them. So we decided to try the car tires. It was a great idea.I feel so safe with these tires. They shed water in flash flood thunderstorms, they don't get flat spots, and we don't float as we drive through puddles. We should have bought these last year and saved ourselves $380!

This is the second set of these tires I have purchased. I easily put over 50,000 miles of wear on the first set of tires. I drive a Nissan Altima and it is very lightweight making my car want to hydroplane easily. I purchased these tires the first time hoping they would help and they did! I will stick with this brand for my Altima as long as they keep producing them. We purchased these for my daughters Altima as well.

I purchased these for my 4WD Grand Cherokee. Because of the 4WD I have to replace them in sets of 4 each time, I wanted to save some dollars. After much research I decided on these tires. Price was exceptional and with a 65,000 mile warranty I'm hoping they prove their worth. I know Cooper makes good tires. They look wonderful and the ride meets expectations.

I used to be caught up in always getting a high speed rated tire thinking it was a 'better' tire. Recently a mechanic set me straight and said the rating can be viewed more for comfort than speed, because who drives 130 miles all the time? or even 110.The T rated tires do have a softer wall than the H, and that's a good thing if you're looking for comfort, at the expense of a bit more feel. I think H rated is not bad either.Specific to this tire, it's rated ok in terms of wear (600 or so), and at least the tire shop where I went to have these installed seem to think Cooper is a good brand.Anyways if I could get Bridg/Cont even closer to $100 I might have considered, but as it is, this is the best choice.Consider the alternative like the W rated Nokian, which are solid tires from Russia, or the Viva line from GY/Walmart. Even those are pricier than these, and after reading the bad reviews for the Viva, I decided to give these a try.Rambling on... these are fairly quiet, but I thought they would be softer. They are softer than H tires, but just a tad.I got these for my daily commute on a Camry - stick shift that I just bought.

I had them installed at DIscount Tire and the salesman wanted to know why I chose to purchase them this way and he was impressed by the savings I made. I saved about $100. Also, when I told him I had found a cheaper place to have them installed, he was willing to match their price of installing them for $15each instead of $20, so I saved even more. Appear to be good quality tires. Haven't had any problems with them.

Ordered these tires for a 2014 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport 4WD, they're doing great. I have around 500 miles on them so far. Interested in seeing how they are going to do when we get a decent snowfall.