
Mid-range tier
CooperTires
American light-truck and SUV specialist
556 prices · 100 models · 49 sizes · 5 retailers · Updated 1 month ago
About Cooper in the USA
Cooper Discoverer and Endeavor lines are staples for trucks, SUVs, and CUVs. Now part of Goodyear, Cooper maintains a distinct value positioning in all-terrain and touring segments. Strong choice for F-150 and Jeep owners who want US brand recognition without premium-tier pricing.
Manufacturer site: www.coopertire.com
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Cooper Discoverer True North


Find your Cooper size
Pick width, profile and rim — we track 49 sizes for Cooper. You'll see Cooper prices plus competing brands on the size page.
FAQ — Cooper tires in the USA
What is the cheapest Cooper tire in the USA?+
The cheapest Cooper tire we currently track starts at $74.33 from Giga Tires. Prices vary by size, model, and retailer — see the comparison table above for live prices on every size we cover.
Is Cooper a good tire brand?+
Cooper Discoverer and Endeavor lines are staples for trucks, SUVs, and CUVs. Now part of Goodyear, Cooper maintains a distinct value positioning in all-terrain and touring segments. Strong choice for F-150 and Jeep owners who want US brand recognition without premium-tier pricing.
Where can I buy Cooper tires online in the USA?+
Cooper is stocked by major US online retailers including SimpleTire, Tires Easy, Giga Tires, and Tire Agent. Many listings ship to local installers nationwide — compare tire price plus install labor before you checkout.
How does Cooper compare to other mid-range brands?+
American light-truck and SUV specialist. Compared to other mid-range brands in the US market, Cooper typically offers a strong balance of price and performance — often the best value for daily drivers.
Does TireCompare include installation in the Cooper price?+
Each row in the comparison table is tagged with whether the price includes installation. Most online retailers quote tire-only pricing ($15–$30 per tire install at partner shops is typical). Confirm the all-in total on the retailer checkout before you buy.
