Cooper Evolution Tour All-Season 235/55R18 100V Tire

GREAT PRICE , you really can't beat a Cooper or Michelin, and these top of the line Cooper's are 200 bucks less than a comparable Michelin.. They ride great with zero road noise and show very little tread wear after 5k miles. I checked prices and looked around online, and in town for two weeks. This was the best deal and my bother in law works at a tire shop lol

I purchased (4) of these tires to replace the factory installed Michelins on my 2015 Chevy Equinox. I purchased the installation through Amazon as well for a good price at a local Monroe shop. Immediately I noticed these tires improved on road noise and ride comfort. I cannot comment on the life of the tires, but I would expect that they are comparable to most other big name replacement tires.

I was looking for a quiet tire and I got one. I was told by a tire shop that they are a high quality tire. They are on the expensive side but in this case I think you get what you pay for. Handling is good too.

This is my first time purchasing this brand of tire, but overall not to bad. What I don't like is the noise, it's loud if you have the radio down. You can hear the noise inside the cabin.

Just installed by Sears Auto on my Lexus RX (they did a great job and they didn't charge a fee to dispose of my old tires). The handling is firm, and the ride is super quiet. These tires seem to have soft rubber, which means they might wear faster than some. Only time will tell.

I had them installed at DIscount Tire and the salesman wanted to know why I chose to purchase them this way and he was impressed by the savings I made. I saved about $100. Also, when I told him I had found a cheaper place to have them installed, he was willing to match their price of installing them for $15each instead of $20, so I saved even more. Appear to be good quality tires. Haven't had any problems with them.

Super nice, no noisy, very stable and great price

I purchased 2-Cooper tires from Amazon. Amazon offers installation of the tire with a local tire vendor. In this case it was Evans Tire in the Sports Arena area of San Diego. The cost was $50.00 to take the old tires off and put the new tires on. Balancing was part of this. After about 24hrs, one of the new tires was flat. Long story short was they didn't replace the stem when mounting the new tire. Made a trip to Evans and asked them to replace the stem on the tire that was leaking and check the stem in the other new tire to make sure it wasn't leaking. They replaced the stem and said the other stem was fine. 2-days later the tire is flat. Evans Tire does not represent the great customer service I have come to expect at Amazon. Please do some research when deciding on vendors to partner with. Evans Tire is below par.