STT

[fermergiles]

I phoned up ats today for 2 new cooper stt mud tyres they told me cooper had stoped making them. Just wonderd if anyone knows where i can get 2 of them 235 75 15 if not i will have to go for the bf goodrich km2s one other quick question would it make any difference to have different makes of tyres on the 4 of them would be mud tyres?

 

[AlexD333]

I phoned up ats today for 2 new cooper stt mud tyres they told me cooper had stoped making them. Just wonderd if anyone knows where i can get 2 of them 235 75 15 if not i will have to go for the bf goodrich km2s one other quick question would it make any difference to have different makes of tyres on the 4 of them would be mud tyres?

Always match an axle, front to rear is your choice but can change characteristics, I wouldn't have thought two similar types would make a huge difference.

Insurance may be another ??? :thumb2

 

[fermergiles]

Thx m8 thats what i was thinking 2 as long as you match an axle thx

 

[Sweety]

I'm sure Coopers are still making them:augie I know they are still being sold in the US but there is a chance the EU do gooders have stopped them coming into the UK & Europe like they did with the General Grabber AT2 as they said they were to noisy:doh

 

[elty001]

Try camskill tyres,direct tyres,jcs or black circles to name a few.
Have seen them on eBay but could be old stock so ask for manufacturing date from the supplier.

 

[Barrbeast]

Order your tyres from the likes of http://tyresdirectuk.co.uk/ they've still got Cooper STTs on there :nenau

ATS should fit them for you so long as the tyres are new (my local one does).

Doesn't matter what tread you have as long as the axles are matched for size (although ideally you have the same tread and tyre manufacturer per axle).

On the Trol I'm Kuhmo KL71 MTs all round but I have a slightly more worn BFG MT on the spare (all 32" tyres though).

 

[Sweety]

Just checked Cooper tyres UK & they are still listed for the UK market so maybe it's just ATS that's stopped stocking them here's their site & tyre lists http://www.coopertire.co.uk/tyre-finder/?width=&profile=&rim=&range=58