Why Are Cooper Tires Cheap?

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CamilaFitz
07/29/25 8:34pm
Cooper HTS is a tire developed for mid-to-high-end urban SUV models, and its price is relatively affordable, making it the most budget-friendly option among Cooper's urban SUV tire lineup. The primary reason for its affordability is its positioning as a tire aimed at the general public. Below is a detailed introduction: 1. Performance: The main features include comfort, quietness, and handling. However, in actual tests, due to the significant wind noise of the Cooper HTS, its external noise levels are average, but its interior noise reduction is excellent. The Cooper HTS tire adopts an asymmetric tread pattern design, which combines sportiness, comfort, quietness, and wet-surface safety. 2. Appearance: The tread blocks on both sides feature a variable pitch streamlined design, effectively reducing noise during driving, with particularly noticeable noise reduction at high speeds. The reinforced ribs on the outer side form a closed shoulder, ensuring smoother and quicker handling during turns or lane changes. Additionally, the tire incorporates STE (Stepped) geometric chamfering, enhancing the rigidity and stability of the tread rubber, reducing noise, and improving comfort during high-speed highway driving. Furthermore, it employs an internal-lock geometric 3D dimple sipes and a wide contact design, combined with the asymmetric tread pattern and silica rubber compound, significantly improving stability during braking, shortening wet-surface braking distances, and enhancing the tire's wet-surface handling performance.
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