Cooper tires

Cooper began in 1914 as the M and M Manufacturing Company in Akron, Ohio, producing tire patches, tire cement, and tire repair kits. The Giant Tire & Rubber Company of Akron was purchased in 1915 and relocated to Findlay, Ohio, where Cooper is still headquartered today. Cooper Tire & Rubber Company has been manufacturing tires since 1946, with over 10,000 people globally.
Cooper's Weather-Master Certified winter tires from the Discoverer and Evolution tire ranges are available at Wheelrack. Weather-Master Certified tires are developed to provide greater stopping distance on snow and ice, long tread life with remarkable durability, and a quiet ride, in addition to the severe snow service rating.

To give "No Compromise" control and handling in any winter weather, Discoverer True North tires use a high-silica compound molded into an asymmetric tread design with the largest sipes of any Cooper winter tire.

The Evolution

Cooper Tires was founded in 1914 but is still regarded as one of the industry's newer tire producers. The American firm started by providing tire patches and repair kits, but it swiftly shifted to become a major replacement tire maker. Cooper Tires has recently secured original equipment (OE) tire contracts with Ford, Volkswagen, and Mercedes-Benz.

While Cooper is not one of the big three tire companies (Michelin, Goodyear, and Bridgestone), it did account for over 5% of North American tire sales in 2019. Cooper tires are among the most affordable on the market.
Cooper Tires manufactures tires for automobiles, trucks, SUVs, and minivans. It is also an independent manufacturer, which means that it solely distributes its products through independent dealerships, some regional and national shops, and wholesale websites. This can make finding Cooper tires challenging at times.
Wheelrack is an authorized distributor of Cooper