Really noticed the "new ride" and quiet running of these new tires. We've been a Michelin family for some time now, because the performance and durability aspects of Michelin tires. While they cost more up front, it really pays off when it comes to mileage. Great product!

These tires were original on our 2021 Lexus GX 460. Their traction and ride were always superb. I just replaced them with the same tires because I was so satisfied with them. I just tried Michelin Defender LTX M/S2 on a 2018 Lexus GX 460 and find them too hard and noisy. The Latitude Tour HP is far superior in my opinion. I should not have listened to the hype on The Defender LTX M/S2.

Second Set of Latitude Tour HP on our Porsche Macan S. First set 8 years and 49,000 miles. Great traction, mileage and low noise. Look forward to getting same performance from second set of tires.

This tire was on the new car I purchased. It wore good, good traction, good ride. When it came to replace the original tires 5 years later I chose this same tire based on my good experience and now current good ratings/reviews.

Good mix of traction vs. longevity, this size of tire really helps fill out wheel wells of Challenger

Purchased my 4 tires and drove to Jacksonville Florida from Birmingham, al and it was a smooth ride.

These tires have a great ride and cut the road noise nicely. The big downfall is a loss of gas mileage. My RAV4 went from an average mileage of 24 mpg to 14.4 mpg. If it was just a little difference, I'd say it is worth it, but to lose 10 mpg? No. Keep shopping. I wouldn't buy these again. They are very expensive and keep right on costing more with every tank of gas. In addition, the Sams Club guys that put my tires on, parked my car when finished and left it running. Yes, they left my car unattended and running in the parking lot. I will shop elsewhere from now on.

I've been using Michelin LATITUDE HP tires on my 2022 Ford Edge (SEL) since they came factory-installed, and overall, they've exceeded my expectations. Having always relied on dedicated summer and winter tires, I was initially skeptical about all-season options, but these proved exceptional. They handle northern winters impressively, maintaining stability in extreme cold and deep snow, even on difficult roads—something I never expected from anything other than true winter tires. That said, their longevity is a concern. Despite Michelin's 55K-mile warranty, my tires are completely worn out at just 45K miles. This is particularly frustrating because my vehicle is a family car, primarily driven by my wife in the most careful manner—no harsh braking, sudden acceleration, or aggressive maneuvers. Regular maintenance and tire rotations ensured even wear, yet they still fell short of the expected lifespan. Many competitors offer warranties up to 80K miles, and I've seen numerous reviews highlighting similar concerns. I truly appreciate the comfort, grip, and performance these tires provide, but I hope Michelin takes durability concerns seriously and ensures that warranty expectations align with real-world results. If this is a widespread issue, it may be worth reconsidering how these tires are marketed and what warranty is offered. That said, if Michelin is willing to address this situation and stand behind its product, I would be happy to reconsider my rating and continue trusting the brand.

Tire is fine during dry conditions. Noise is low and good grip and handling. On the other hand when raining and wet conditions you are gripping the steering wheel like your life depends on it. No grip or control actually quite dangerous and scary. The wear and longevity of these tire are not as advertised. 55,000 mile warranty hahaha. At 35,000 currently and we are looking to get new tires. I would advise looking at alternative tires

These tires are very middle of the road in my opinion. Pros: They are quiet, good dry handling, and great for fuel economy. Cons: I've had them for 10,000 Miles, and they are over 1/2 way worn already. They are terrible on snow, ice, slush, mud, or any slippery surface for that matter. The term "All Season" is a total joke. Now, I know they are not snow or mud tires, but I would expect better performance than these offer in those conditions. Will be switching over to Cooper, Goodyear, or Falken.