Cooper CS4 Touring tires
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Originally Posted By: Jason Adcock
Someone on another internet forum bought the CS4s and reported a consistent 3% hit in fuel economy at the onset. He says as the tires have worn in, that fuel economy penalty has mostly erased itself.
THANKS
Someone on another internet forum bought the CS4s and reported a consistent 3% hit in fuel economy at the onset. He says as the tires have worn in, that fuel economy penalty has mostly erased itself.
THANKS
I installed these 8K miles ago on my 2000 Saab 9-5.
Very quiet tires. Eventhough I bought the V-rated model, the sidewalls are not as stiff as the V-rated Cooper Zeon Sport A/S tires they replaced. Limited tramlining when driving on grooved concrete, so limited that there is only one short section of my 105 mile daily round-trip commute where I can feel it.
I would consider these to be high speed touring tires, and not high performance tires. Very pleased with them so far.
Very quiet tires. Eventhough I bought the V-rated model, the sidewalls are not as stiff as the V-rated Cooper Zeon Sport A/S tires they replaced. Limited tramlining when driving on grooved concrete, so limited that there is only one short section of my 105 mile daily round-trip commute where I can feel it.
I would consider these to be high speed touring tires, and not high performance tires. Very pleased with them so far.
18k on a V rated set on a Camry. Show no wear, balance well and provide a smooth quiet ride, wet and dry.
I'd buy again.
I'd buy again.
I've got a set of the t rated cs4's on my 98 audi a-4 and so far they are great in wet weather and nice and quiet.
Alright, I got mine on. Dry driving is quiet and comfortable. Handling is fine so far. They definately have a quality feel. If I got a good deal for the right car, I'd buy them again. I got mine used, good tread for a good price. I needed some summer smokers. I'll be using this pair in conjunction with some Eagle Response Edge, so expect to hear more...especially after it rains.
Originally Posted By: alreadygone
Joe1,
Interesting, thank you.
Bob
+1 I am now rethinking my decision to buy at Sams club. There are several Cooper dealers in our area. I wonder if they'd have my 225/60/16s in stock.
Joe1,
Interesting, thank you.
Bob
+1 I am now rethinking my decision to buy at Sams club. There are several Cooper dealers in our area. I wonder if they'd have my 225/60/16s in stock.
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Originally Posted By: alreadygone
Joe1,
Interesting, thank you.
Bob
+1 I am now rethinking my decision to buy at Sams club. There are several Cooper dealers in our area. I wonder if they'd have my 225/60/16s in stock.
If they ain't got 225/60/r16s they ain't gonna be in business long!
Bob
Originally Posted By: alreadygone
Joe1,
Interesting, thank you.
Bob
+1 I am now rethinking my decision to buy at Sams club. There are several Cooper dealers in our area. I wonder if they'd have my 225/60/16s in stock.
If they ain't got 225/60/r16s they ain't gonna be in business long!
Bob
Monday I stopped at one dealer and talked with them and $415 later have a better and quiet ride. 
My wife took me to work, then went to have them put on (they could get them next day) and they are the Lifeliner GLS. Not a bad tire; I'll try Coopers again.
My wife took me to work, then went to have them put on (they could get them next day) and they are the Lifeliner GLS. Not a bad tire; I'll try Coopers again.Originally Posted By: RacerE7773
Monday I stopped at one dealer and talked with them and $415 later have a better and quiet ride. My wife took me to work, then went to have them put on (they could get them next day) and they are the Lifeliner GLS. Not a bad tire; I'll try Coopers again.
Nice!
Monday I stopped at one dealer and talked with them and $415 later have a better and quiet ride.
My wife took me to work, then went to have them put on (they could get them next day) and they are the Lifeliner GLS. Not a bad tire; I'll try Coopers again.Nice!
I have yet to use mine in any rain, but on dry they are very composed in the turns, and they ride nicely. They are actually a lot like my Eagle ResponsEdge. At the right price, I'd buy them but this pair was used and am notorious for not using a type more than once....something else always comes along.
I'd say for a performance sedan that you want the best possible ride on, they are great. A sports car tire they are not. So, for a Accord they are an upgrade, for a BMW, they are a little below par. Still, would I put them on a BMW, yes. They are working great on my Accord.
I'd say for a performance sedan that you want the best possible ride on, they are great. A sports car tire they are not. So, for a Accord they are an upgrade, for a BMW, they are a little below par. Still, would I put them on a BMW, yes. They are working great on my Accord.
Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie
I have yet to use mine in any rain, but on dry they are very composed in the turns, and they ride nicely. They are actually a lot like my Eagle ResponsEdge. At the right price, I'd buy them but this pair was used and am notorious for not using a type more than once....something else always comes along.
I'd say for a performance sedan that you want the best possible ride on, they are great. A sports car tire they are not. So, for a Accord they are an upgrade, for a BMW, they are a little below par. Still, would I put them on a BMW, yes. They are working great on my Accord.
I'm guessing they would make the Cavalier handle like a dream compared to the tires on now.
I have yet to use mine in any rain, but on dry they are very composed in the turns, and they ride nicely. They are actually a lot like my Eagle ResponsEdge. At the right price, I'd buy them but this pair was used and am notorious for not using a type more than once....something else always comes along.
I'd say for a performance sedan that you want the best possible ride on, they are great. A sports car tire they are not. So, for a Accord they are an upgrade, for a BMW, they are a little below par. Still, would I put them on a BMW, yes. They are working great on my Accord.
I'm guessing they would make the Cavalier handle like a dream compared to the tires on now.
I just bought a set of V rated for my '06 Accord. Having them put on next week. Fleet Farm had them on sale, buy 3 get one free. Plus there is a $50 rebate from Cooper. Net cost is $345 including all installation, fees plus road hazard. A far cry from the $500+ I was considering for some Bridgestones.
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