I am a toyo AT fan if you can find someone with a sipe machine I'd get them siped the tires grip much better for starting and stopping. I won't say what my thoughts are on cooper tires.
Allan

just shop for the DEEPEST tread you can find

I have ko2 on now again, the last set I had I put on had 80000 miles on em and only rotated
Them once the entire time. Very good in rock, only downfall is the amount of gravel they pick up and throw when
Going down the highway.

Went through a set of Cooper AT3 on the Suburban in less than 30,000 miles. I have now switched over to Hankook Dyna-pro MT and all I can say is so far so good, especially on the logging roads and wet clay the property I hunt has.

I have not tried them but will vouch for the Firestone TransForce AT once again. I worked up in Iowa for two years and thats what most of the farmers put on their farm trucks and the local coop carried because they knew it was reliable.

Probably not a lot of high grade tires from Goodyear, but Wrangler DuraTrack tires are the exception. They are LT/E only and are a bit pricy but worth it..

I have them on my Ram. Bout a year old, already wore out. Maybe 25k miles on them.
But my truck needs some front end work now that she's over 160k miles, so it's not all a tire issue, taking care of that next week, and getting some Hankooks.

I got Bridgestone duelers on my 2012 canyon with 62000 on and still got enough tread to make to winter. I'm planning on buying another set.

Thanks for all the replies!

Michelin LTX A/T 2 tire

You will like them.