But the 55,000 mileage promise is way off of the 25,000 mile average life for my 2006 Porsche Cayenne S Titanium I,m about to put my 5th set of Latitudes as the car turns 155,000 miles. My driving is unremarkable in terrain and speed and cornering. Maybe Michelin owes me this set.

Replaced the original Michelins on my 2010 Cadillac SRX with the new Latitude HP Tour tires. They ride perfectly and look good but they sound like a race car on the road. I have tried changing pressures but nothing has helped. Don't know what to do next and would appreciate any suggestions

This tire rides great, good traction on wet roads. Handles well as we use it on our most used vehicle which is a SUV. Although most Michelin Tires are priced somewhat higher than some of their rivals they always prove to be worth it. But a lower price point would probably better in this economy.

I use the tires on a personal vehicle. Michelin has always been my preferred brand for all thr Mercedes Benz's I have owned. They provide a solid ride, are rugged and are made of good quality. In comparison to other tires I have purchased, you really do get what you pay for.

I live in Atlanta area and have the AWD version of the Cadillac SRX, my wife drives this the mostly around town, at 33K miles we are looking to replace tires. Rotate and balance every 5000, keep the tire pressure at 35 lbs. cold. My major concern is that our SRX does not have a spare, only the inflation/repair kit, and I am at the point where I do not feel comfortable going for a long trip and risking a problem. Not what I expected with this tire. Ideas?

I have used Michelin tires for over 40 years and I have always been able to receive good performance on every vehicle that has used them. Some vehicles that did not initially have Michelin were replaced with what I believe was the best tire on the road. I have had no problems with my tires now on my Buick and would recommend to anyone to purchase these tires.

Our first set of tires on our new Lexus RX 450 Hybrid were of a different (than Michelin) make and they lasted only 45000 miles. So when we bought our usual Michelin tires with a 60000 miles warranty we were skeptical. Now 65000 miles later on all kinds of roads, we are more than impressed. Never again will we drive on anything that the strong, dependable and long lasting Michelins.

Original Equipment on my 2011 Ford Edge SEL. Presently at 70,050 miles and still going strong. Just had vehicle in for 70k service and they and I feel another 10,000 is probably in these tires. Will definitely purchase same as replacement when that time comes!

These tires came OEM on my 2016 escape. Just came from my Ford dealer and had service performed , as I do every 5,000 miles, and was told that I needed to consider tire replacement at 32,000 miles and the tread measured 4/32". I also own and bought new, a 2007 Ford escape with Michelin LTX tires. these tires have 83,000 miles on them and the tread measures 4/32" Same Driver, same roads, same vehicle except for the year difference. It doesn't take a genius to figure out the difference in the quality of these tires.

I own a Lexus GX 460, and these Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires barely lasted 30,000 miles. My dealer told me during the 30K service that I already need to replace them. For a premium tire, I expected much better durability. It’s frustrating to have to replace them this soon, especially on a new car. Definitely not the experience I was hoping for.