Wednesday, Mar 05, 2008 at 12:27
"Most people prefer a direct answer to a question rather than spend hours filtering through hundreds of old posts"
If thats the case then let David discard the archive section of the
forum if its not being used as designed it would save him lots of storage and lots of money.
I would suggest that David would prefer you to search first rather than add to the site storage required to support repeated questions on the same subject, thats why the search detail comes up when you start a new thread.
I would further suggest that the main reason people don't search is laziness, its easier to just ask the same question then to spend 5 Min's doing a search on the subject matter.
There are more threads on this subject than any other located within the archives, the Cooper chipping and failure issues have been done to death, MTR's not up to scratch the same, BFG AT's chipping and tread separation, The return to rags, My tyres are better than yours, I have never had tyre problems like you describe with my Coopers, The Cooper warranty is crap, Tell me about how good the Cooper warranty is or isn't etc etc.
I just searched on "Cooper Tyres" and it responded with 11,935 threads so far this post has had about 5 replies all saying the same as we have heard before and is readily available in the archives.
A search first would no doubt lead to a more pertinent post on the subject, such as "I just finished a search of the archives and the consensus seems to be........is this still the case? or have Cooper really designed a 4wd tyre that does as advertised and not chip and tear lugs off 5 Min's after engaging 4wd??
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