Cooper is the second largest American constructer still independent, and is ranked forth in the US consumers' preferences. This brand, created in 1914 had the fastest evolution of all American manufacturers. Headquartered in Findlay, Ohio, this company that exports its tyres in more than 60 countries has been carefully building itself a dynamic and innovative image. A Cooper tyre will surely be armed according to the most demanding modern standards: silica compounds to increase the grip and to stimulate the traction and the propulsion, steel belts to reinforce endurance. All this and a sophisticated design to come along. Accuracy is the main theme: Cooper is known on the market for its precise targeting of tyres. As it has recently opened a big subsidiary in China, this constructer has specially conceived a brand new tyre series, answering to this country's typical road features.

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