Cooper Discoverer SRX 

Quiet ride, great wet and dry traction, and excellent snow traction as well. Winter performance of these SRX tires is significantly better than the OE tires!

This set of Cooper Discoverer SRX's is the second set of tires on our Pilot, replacing the original tires (Michelin Primacy's) at 38K and are now at 73K miles. Overall the tires have performed extremely well. Being how these are on our family hauler, wet weather driving is always a concern, and this tire did great, hydroplaning was controlled with sure wet gripping. Living in far western Maryland we average 80+ inches of snow, and again for an all-season tire, the snow traction was very good. Through the life of these tires as they wore down, they continued to perform as designed. Now for the disappointing point, as others have noted with this tire, at 35K miles they are down to the wear bars and are getting replaced this week. I have had many different tire brands through the years and am generally a fan of Cooper products, I like how they handle just wish these would have lastest closer to the stated warranty rating.

So far tires have a nice ride, minimal noise, handle very good in dry and wet conditions. Have to wait and see when the snow flies how they do there. Very pleased with purchase so far.

We put a set of these tires on my Pathfinder 1 year after we bought it, I have been extremely happy with their performance, especially in winter conditions. Have only recently (100,000+ miles in) started to notice loss of traction in snowy conditions. Highly recommend these particular tires and I am just getting ready to replace with the exact same model. 7 years of wear and have not had any noticeable problems.

I bought these Cooper Discoverer SRX tires as replacement for Michelin LTX (which I considered the gold standard). These Cooper Discoverer SRX were less expensive. I purchased them in November in Colorado and immediately found myself on snowy roads, hard packed ice and highway driving at high speeds in several inches of falling snow. I was amazed at the performance of the tires in these snowy conditions, it was like the snow wasn't even there. I had someone slide through their red light and stop right in front of my lane of travel and I had to slam on the brakes right at the part of the intersection where it was packed to solid ice. The tires still slid...I mean you can't stop on pure ice without metal on your tires...but I slid much less and had control and was able to do evasive maneuvers on pure ice and drive around the car that was sitting perpendicular in my lane. They looked pretty scared and I avoided what would have been a T-bone accident between two heavy SUV's. My Lexus GX 470 is not a light vehicle. The tires were quiet all summer.

I don't usually write reviews, but these tires are impressive. This is my first experience with cooper tires and they are really good. I have a 2017 Acadia all wheel drive, so I just wanted an all weather tire. I live here in a he Pacific Northwest where it snows quite a bit. Tires have good traction in the wet, and snow. I would say if you're on the fence, buy these tires. I'm pretty happy with them.

It is hard to determine how much of my review is tire related and how much is vehicle related, but here we go, anyway. My FX35 had the Cooper SRXs on it when I bought it three and half years ago. They looked fairly new at the time but I have no way to verify that they were new. Since that time, I have added 51k miles onto them. If it were not for the upcoming winter months, I would not be replacing them yet as they still have a couple seasons of tread life left. Needless to say, I have been pleased with the tread wear, especially considering my slightly spirited driving style. The tires have seen a fairly even mix of highway and city driving. They also, on occasion, run on some rough, rocky dirt trails. Performance is exceptionally competent. My FX35 corners with far more confidence than I would have anticipated. Dry traction has never caused me to raise an eyebrow. Wet traction has been nearly as good. Snow & ice... Our roads are fairly well maintained in winter. That said, things are not quite as great as in dry conditions, but performance is what I'd rate as above average for winter conditions based on the vehicles I've had such experience with. Now that the time to replace the tires is approaching, Coopers are what I'm going with. Due to an outstanding price I caught on the Discoverer HT Plus, I will be going that route this time. I am hopeful performance will rival that of the SRX.

I have 5,000 miles on this set of tires, and have driven a good bit of the time in heavy rain/wet conditions. They are, without question, a higher quality tire than the OEM in dry conditions, but not so much in wet conditions.

Full disclosure: I drive a 2017 Toyota Highlander Hybrid, which has hilariously poor handling characteristics regardless of the tires used. This SUV cannot be driven in a spirited manner. At. All. Try taking this SUV hard around a corner. I dare you. It will lazily slump and drift to the outside of the corner, as if you're hauling a herd of elephants. Yeah, it's a hybrid. Yeah, it gets great MPG. And yeah, your grandmother's minivan blows this SUV away in a slalom. If it seems like I'm bitter, you're right. But that has nothing to do with the review of these tires.

On the bright side, if you drive the Highlander Hybrid gently, its road manners are quiet and comfortable.

This set of Cooper tires do an excellent job complimenting the ride characteristics of the SUV. The tires are exceptionally quiet at any speed, and in dry conditions, they grip the road well and provide the best possible handling traits this SUV is capable of delivering.

That said, in wet weather, these tires are a bit slippery around corners. Even taking into consideration the poor cornering ability of the Highlander Hybrid, these tires don't grip a wet road around corners as well as the OEM. These Cooper tires aren't terrible in wet weather...they hold up against hydroplaning extremely well, even in heavy rain at highway speeds. I would just prefer a little more grip around corners on a wet road.

I couldn't be happier with this tire. At 20K miles it is probably 30% worn, probably going to get 50K out of this set. They are great in bad weather, no issues at all in the snow and the rain. Dry performance is fine, no complaints. Tread noise is minimal, certainly quieter than my previous tires. I would absolutely buy these again.

Really good in the corners. Deep wide grooves for good water disbursement.
Good high speed highway stability. Good braking traction.
Haven't had any snow yet, but I love the mildly aggressive tread design. Comfortable quiet ride.

Best set of tires that I ever had! Smooth and quiet ride,
I would recommend these tires with the highest recommendation.

These tires seemed very good at first. But when the temperature dropped to cold temps they lose air badly. Cool temps lose 2-3 PSI each week. When very cold they lose about 6 + PSI per week. Every time I go somewhere the tire light comes on and no where to fill them up. This makes them very unsafe for my wife's driving.

These Cooper tires are great. Exceptional tire wear. Nice ride on the highway. Would repurchase. Glad that they are made in the USA.

Tires can be noisy when they get 35000 miles on them. I have 47000 miles and down to 3/32. Getting another pair of srx on the vehicle again. At 3/32 the tire got me through 8-10" of snow on the road. SUVs eat tires and to get 47000 miles is very impressive. Always felt safe with these tires

This is the first set of Cooper tires that I have used. However, I have been pleasantly surprised at how well they perform and wear. In fact, I liked them so much that when I sold the 2014 F150 I originally bought them for I made the dealer swap them onto the 2018 F150 that I bought even though the other set of tires were Micheleins! At their current wear rate, they should be good for well over 50K miles! By the way, the area where I live hardly ever gets any snow or ice so I can't give an honest opinion on those conditions.