- Is the Cooper Discoverer EnduraMax good in snow?
- It carries the Three-Peak Mountain Snowflake rating, so it meets a severe-snow standard. It handles light snow and slush well, but it is not a substitute for a dedicated winter tire on ice or deep snow.
- How does it compare with the Cooper Discoverer SRX?
- The EnduraMax is the newer design with a silica-rich compound and the severe-snow rating. The SRX is older and generally softer in handling; the EnduraMax is the better wet and winter choice.
- What does 215/60R17 96H mean?
- It is a 215 mm wide tire with a 60 percent sidewall profile for a 17-inch wheel. The 96 load index covers about 1,565 lb per tire, and H means a 130 mph speed rating.
- Is it a run-flat tire?
- No. It is a standard all-season tire and needs a spare or a repair kit. It is not designed to be driven on after a puncture.
- How long should these tires last?
- Cooper backs it with a long treadwear warranty, and owners commonly report even wear past 60,000 miles with rotation. Snow grip drops as the tread wears, so replace before the tread is shallow.
- Does it fit my vehicle?
- It fits any vehicle that specifies 215/60R17, mostly compact and mid-size crossovers. Check your door-jamb placard for the required size and load index before buying.
- Where is the Cooper Discoverer EnduraMax All-Season 215/60R17 96H Tire cheapest?
- At Walmart, for $135.95, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Cooper Discoverer EnduraMax All-Season 215/60R17 96H Tire?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Tiremart.