Cooper Adventurer H/T
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- All weather traction
- Hydroplaning resistance
- Longer lasting tread
- Full depth sipes
- Precise steering responsiveness
- Comfortable driving experience
OVERVIEW
The Cooper Adventurer H/T is a highway terrain, all season tire manufactured for SUVs and light trucks. Cooper offers a 50,000 mile treadwear warranty with this tire model.
The tire offers exceptional all weather traction thanks to its tread pattern and tire compound. It grips the road well in dry, wet and winter conditions. The four circumferential grooves in the tread pattern help resist dangerous hydroplaning by dispersing water from below the footprint of the tire. The model does not lose its traction due to dirt, as the shoulder tread grooves clean out the rocks and mud stuck between the tread blocks. The tire is safer to use year-round due to these improvements.
The tire also provides a longer lasting tread life. The outer shoulder tread ribs prevent irregular wear on the tires as they spread out the driving pressure equally across the tread area. The EcoPlus Technology, that was used in the manufacture of the tire, also slows down the wear rate of the tire, as it was made from eco-friendly materials. The tread design's full depth sipes also extend the tire's usability. They do not just appear on the top of the tread, but they are present deeper too. The tire does not lose its remarkable traction as it wears out.
The tire has excellent steering precision and responsiveness provided by the continuous center rib of the tread pattern. The tire swiftly and accurate responds to the commands of the driver and offers excellent road feedback. The better feedback allows the driver to confidently control the tire in differing road conditions. The better steering precision and response makes the tire effortless to handle.
The Adventurer H/T offers a quiet and comfortable driving experience. The tire reduces the road noise and the vibrations felt in the cabin of the vehicle, thanks to its special tread design. The road noise that's generated gets cancelled out by the tread pattern channeling the soundwaves through the footprint. The road vibrations are absorbed by the tire as it maintains constant road contact.
