I had Coopers Discoverer AT3, they were really good in terrain and provided very comfy ride on the road as the rubber they use is soft, which is a big plus. I did about 60k kms on them, but then got a flat tyre on highway (tyre got destroyed) so had to buy a brand new one. Instead of buying one new Coopers tyre, I decided (based on reviews online) to go for Pirelli Scorpion ATR. In my opinion, these are worse, the rubber is definetely harder which is very noticeable when driving.. Now they are worn down to approx 4-5mm tread and they became very noisy at speeds 70km/h and higher, so I will not be buying these again.

Also, when buying NEW tyres, make sure you get a set of NEW tyres. Lots of retailers buy tyres from the manufacturer that are just before the end of shelf life. Which means you buy a new tyre, which is actually old. The rubber is already deteriorated and will start cracking, causing worsened grip, noise and overall tyre condition.
Lowest price is not always the way to go.

Jimboland wrote:

I've gone for a set of 4 Goodyear Efficient grip SUV. They are similar to the original Goodyear Wrangler but the ratings for fuel economy and noise are better than the Wrangler and they are also a few quid cheaper. I'll let you know how they perform.

J