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Cooper Discoverer STT: terrain tyre for all seasons

Mud, mud, puddles - these are precisely the conditions for the Cooper Discoverer STT has been constructed. The off-road tyres from the US tyre manufacturer Cooper feels rough terrain only really well. Paved roads are not his thing, but he can impress in every season and in all weather conditions off piste.

Safe on mud and sludge

Already the first look at the profile shows that the Cooper Discoverer STT is perfect for muddy lanes: deep, jagged longitudinal grooves and numerous sipes dig deep into the ground and ensure a good grip. For the Cooper Discoverer STT is awarded the M + S symbol that winter tyres and all-season tyres may wear that can cope with snow and slush. The carcasses are also designed for use in the field. Cooper uses for the Cooper Discoverer STT the new Cupid Tek³ carcass which gives the tyre a particularly high stability.

Durable off-road tyres

Off-road tyres run the risk to wear out more quickly by the uneven ground in the field. When Cooper Discoverer STT this is prevented by the special carcass and sturdy treads. Two radial and an oblique polyester layer protecting the tyres against impact fractures and cracks. In addition, a side flange protection is mounted, which ensures that tyres and rims are not damaged by sharp-edged stones. The Cooper Discoverer STT is available in a whole range of dimensions available, suitable for wheel sizes 15 to 18 inches.

Anyone traveling daily with pick-up or SUV in the field, is a durable off-road tyres to appreciate how the Cooper Discoverer STT. Especially for muddy terrain constructed the Pneus prove every season.

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