Pair of 2 (TWO) Cooper Cobra Radial G/T 225/70R15 100T A/S All Season Tires Fits: 2005 Ford Escape XLT, 2000 Jeep Wrangler Sahara

My vehicle is a 2002 Chevy Blazer LS, 2 door, with 2 wheel drive, with a limited slip rear end. It has 214,400 miles on it and its in pretty decent condition, mechanically speaking. These Cooper Cobra Radial GT tires were installed onto this vehicle and they do have much better traction on dirt and on muddy roads where I live. It's a night and day difference, compared to the highway touring tires that used to be on my vehicle. My vehicle walked right through the very muddy and slippery unpaved roads where I live, with no problem at all, and without getting me stuck in the mud. The highway touring tires that used to be on my vehicle would get me stuck in those same conditions. The Cooper tires do offer great traction on the pavement, wet or dry. They do handle cornering and curves very well on pavement, wet or dry. They are only slightly louder than highway touring tires on the pavement, however I dont find it to be annoying or anything. My gas milage is still about the same. They do feel good and they do make the overall ride to feel a bit softer on bumpy dirt roads. However, I just got the tires installed and they are brand new. Time will tell in a couple of years when they get some decent wear on them and when they get "broke in" better. They are supposed to have better traction in the snow where I live, but we don't have any snow yet for me to test that. Again, time will tell how they will perform in the snow and with the slush. I can already see right now that I should have no problem with traction in snow or in the slush with these tires. You just need to exercise good common sense and safe driving skills, regardless of the weather conditions or the road conditions. I took my vehicle to over 95 MPH on a regular and normal highway to see how they feel at high speed, and they felt great at over 95 MPH, and pushing very close to 100 MPH. They are a very comfortable and stable ride. I have put the Cooper tires through some "real world" on-road and off-road tests in my northern Michigan driving environment. I live in a wooded national forest and in some sort of rugged driving terrain. Highway all-season touring tires just don't do the job here very well at all. These Cooper Cobra Radial GT tires have truly made a night and day difference to the good so far. I'm impressed with the difference it makes, and I'm very happy and very satisfied with these tires. They are a great set of tires that work well for on-road and for some off-road use. Having dual purpose tire capability where I live is important and critical. I absolutely do feel a lot safer now, knowing that I wont be getting myself stuck so easily here by using these particular Cooper tires on my vehicle. Where I live, cellular coverage is not always reliable and it can be spotty, so calling out for help when you get stuck isn't always practical here. I have a lot more confidence now that I have these particular tires installed on my vehicle. Thank you Copper for producing such a great tire.