I just took my 2013 Volvo XC 90 in for service and was told that I have to replace my Michelin Tour HP Tires after 20,000 miles. The tread depth was 3/32" or less. Seems like premature tread wear to me, although I didn't have the tires rotated as suggested. I had to replace the last set because the treads were damaged by rocks.

I own a 2003 avalanche Z71 4x4 and have now owned my second set of Michelin tour HP's . I travel between Arizona and Colorado Springs through heavy rain, hail and snow. The plus 100 degree weather in Arizona has played a great deal of demands on my tires too. I have hit curbs,boulders, potholes, and trailered boats and other loads and these tires perform exceptionally and cosmetically look great. Given my research each time I need tires for the 3 suv's I own, I cannot come up with a safer stronger more confortable tire that provides me the confort knowing when I ask them to stop they do and when I demand them to hang on to the road they do and when I might worry how they will perform towing or with great load demands I don't. Thank you to the Michelin family for keeping our family and my stuff safe....

My previous tires were a mid-grade off-name brand and I could definitely feel every bump and pothole. Once the new Michelins were put on, my Lexus drove so well. They are WONDERFUL! What a smooth ride! The cost wasn't that much different either. I'm definitely sticking to Michelin whenever I need tires from now on...

On a 2010 Ford Edge and just went over 70,000 miles a month ago. A month before that, I noticed that I should probably replace these right before winter. Dealer looked at them around 60K and assured me there were a lot of good miles left for sure. I only had them rotated about twice max (possibly only one rotation at 50K) Regardless of that horrible rotation schedule... I love these tires and am going to probably replace with same. Why not! Also, I have no clue if were fuel efficient or comfortable, not that big of a tire connoisseur, so I just rated good.

I've put about 5000 miles on these tires. I'm very impressed with the performance and how quiet it is inside my truck. I'm saving about 3 mpg with these tires also. They've been a great investment. I told my neighbor about the tires, and she purchased a set of these for her vehicle too.

I drive a car that is an investment rather than a car on loaner status. My first set of tires when I purchased the car brand new was Michelin Latitude HP Runflat. I realized with the great driving and dynamics I was able to get with the first set of tires there is nothing out like it. Even with the tires costing quite a bit it was well worth the purchase.

As the headline reads, these all seasons tires are quiet, efficient and great handling. I live in a hilly, twisty and rainy region and my Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires have never failed to perform. They have also been durable, which is saying a lot since I drive a heavy SUV. I travel monthly through the Coast Range, encountering snow and sleety rain through most of the winter. No problems with these tires losing their grip, ever. I highly recommend Michelin and these tires in particular to anyone needing a solid all season premium tire.

I have the Latitude Tour HP on my 2014 Toyota RAV4 and my Toyota Dealer says the tires need to be replaced. I bought the car new and the car won't be three years old until October 1, 2017. This is my first set of Michelin tires and the tread wear is not what I expected. Very poor for an upscale tire. My tires were regularly rotated and pressure adjusted at my Toyota dealership. Car has 49K original miles and is driven locally for family and ride-share applications. Not happy at all, and am considering another high-end brand.

I have had these on my 2004 Suburban for over two years and 40,000 miles and could not be happier. They are great performers in all kinds of weather and are on track to be a 70,000K+ tire. I doubt we will be trying any other tire when we replace these but if we do, it will certainly be a Michelin!

These tires came with my 2013 Acura MDX. I have had 72,000 trouble free miles so far and they still have sufficient tread - if it were not winter. We don't get much snow here, and they still handle very well in the rain. There is still minimal road noise. I am considering replacement soon and plan to stay with Michelin because of the superb performance I have gotten with their tires on this and my previous MDX.