Walmart is selling ‘quiet’ and ‘smooth’ Cooper all-season tires for as low as $92

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Tires play a crucial role in the ride quality, comfort, and safety of our vehicles. Yet we’re often so caught up in drivetrain and suspension systems that we overlook their importance. Four-wheel drive won’t save you from sliding around on balding treads in the snow and ice. But Cooper’s all-season tires very well might, and right now they’re on sale starting at just $92.

Cooper All-season Tires from $92 (was $122) at Walmart

Don’t be mistaken: These aren’t to be taken off-road. In the most literal sense, they’re designed never to leave the pavement, a testament to an unmistakable improvement in grip you’ll notice the moment you hit the freeway. That’s the byproduct of high-quality materials and a deliberate tread pattern with over a century of R&D behind it.

The Cooper Discoverer All-Terrain tire, however, is designed to handle overlanding, rock crawling, mud bogging—whatever kind of trouble you and your buddies get up to on the weekend. Thanks to its sturdier construction, it’s assembled to endure the elements on any turf. Treated with specialized tread compound and internal reinforcements, All-Terrains are designed to take a beating, and they’re covered by a 65,000-mile warranty.

Both the Cooper Evolution HT2 all-season tire and Cooper Discoverer All-Terrain tire come in a variety of sizes depending on your vehicle. To verify your fitment, select the year, make, model, trim level, and tire size from the dropdown on any Walmart tire page.

Cooper Evolution HT2

• 16” (from $92): Honda Pilot (2004–2007), Ford Explorer (1995–2001), and more

• 17” (from $98): Toyota Tacoma (2005–2024), Dodge Ram 1500 (2002–2008), and more

• 18” (from $125): Chevrolet Traverse (2009–2017), Ford Edge (2015–2021), and more

• 20” (from $130): Toyota Tundra (2007–2018), Ford F-150 (2015–2021), and more

“When we installed these new tires, my husband and I were blown away by how well our pickup truck handles now,” one shopper said of the Cooper Evolution HT2. “These tires grip the road even on a rainy day with wet leaves covering the pavement.”

Cooper Discoverer All-Terrain Tires

• 16” (from $92): Honda Pilot (2004–2007), Toyota Tacoma (2005–2015), and more

• 17” (from $98): Ford F-150 (2004–2020), Toyota Tundra (2007–2021), and more

• 18” (from $125): Chevy Tahoe (2007–2021), Ford Expedition (2009–2021), and more

• 20” (from $115): Ford F-150 (2015–2021), Ford Explorer (2013–2021), and more

“They are a nice smooth ride, they are quiet for being an all-terrain tire, they look great and are good in colder weather conditions that we have had recently,” said a Cooper Discoverer All-Terrain shopper. “I have previously used more expensive brands in the past and these are every bit as good as the bigger names without the bigger sticker price.”

The Cooper Discoverer All-Terrain and Evolution HT2 all-season tires have a combined 4,500+ five-star reviews from Walmart shoppers. Grab a full set of four for your ride while they’re still on sale at a respectable price.