[Hcsif720]

Hey everyone. Sorry if there is a tread on this already. I'm looking to get the copper discoverer art pros and just came across master craft courser mxt which look to have the same thread pattern. I know cooper makes master craft tires but between these two tires what is the real difference is master craft made cheaper and won't last as long.

Thanks for the help in advanced.

 

[Hcsif720]

hey everyone. Sorry if there is a tread on this already. I'm looking to get the copper discoverer art pros and just came across master craft courser mxt which look to have the same thread pattern. I know cooper makes master craft tires but between these two tires what is the real difference is master craft made cheaper and won't last as long. Thanks for the help in advanced.

 

[2015Unlimited]

I have had a set of Mastercrafts in the past and they wore nicely. Id recommend em
http://www.belletire.com/mastercraft-tires

 

[Hcsif720]

I have had a set of Mastercrafts in the past and they wore nicely. Id recommend em http://www.belletire.com/mastercraft-tires

How long did they last?

 

[jessekfd]

The mastercrafts are also a fair bit lighter. I bought mastercraft msr snow tires last fall and was very happy with them.

 

[dgerb]

I've been running the Cooper SST Pro's in 37x12.5x17 for about 3 months now. Very nice tire. If you take a closer look at the Master Craft tread in the middle, you will notice that the tread block patterns are very different from the SST Pro. The SST Pro alternates from 3 blocks across to 2 blocks across while the MC has a constant 2 block across. This has the effect of noise cancellation and the SST Pro produces very little road noise. I think the SST Pro has a silica based tread compound which is very good on wet roads and rock. I know they are very good on packed snow and ice. In deep snow they are outstanding. For the tire size I have, they weigh in at 77 lbs. I'm not sure the MC has the mud ejection dimples and voids to clean out the mud that the SST Pro has. So I guess you could call me a fan.....

 

[flash1034]

I've been running the Cooper SST Pro's in 37x12.5x17 for about 3 months now. Very nice tire. If you take a closer look at the Master Craft tread in the middle, you will notice that the tread block patterns are very different from the SST Pro. The SST Pro alternates from 3 blocks across to 2 blocks across while the MC has a constant 2 block across. This has the effect of noise cancellation and the SST Pro produces very little road noise. I think the SST Pro has a silica based tread compound which is very good on wet roads and rock. I know they are very good on packed snow and ice. In deep snow they are outstanding. For the tire size I have, they weigh in at 77 lbs. I'm not sure the MC has the mud ejection dimples and voids to clean out the mud that the SST Pro has. So I guess you could call me a fan.....

How about a pic of your tires on your jeep?

Flash

 

[dgerb]

Here are the STT Pro on the Jeep...

 

[2015Unlimited]

How long did they last?

I really don't recall. At least as long as the warranty was