My 2014 Cadillac SRX has 29,000 miles on these tires and they need replaced per the Cadillac dealer. Tire pressure has been checked and tires rotated per GM specifications and vehicle is driven by a retired older lady. Very disappointed with these tires and probably will not consider these when purchasing tires.

These tires came on my 2012 Armada. At 20k miles they seem to be wearing fine but I am getting sidewall checking. I regularly tow a 5,000 lb trailer so can't risk safety. Never had a problem like this with a tire before. I am religious about tire pressure and rotations. Very disappointing.

Factory equipment on my 2013 Lexus RX350. Tires were rotated on a regular basis, and I also monitored tire pressure. Replaced them at 56,000 miles, and dealer said I could have easily gone another 5000 miles on the set. Reason for replacing was super good deal at Lexus dealer on new tires. I had several choices of manufacturers/brands, but was very satisfied with how the previous set of Latitudes performed/felt on my Lexus. So had another set of Michelin Latitudes placed on my car, and very pleased to be riding on them.

Replaced another manufacturer's OEM tires for Michelin Latitude Tour HPs and it changed the whole nature of my Infiniti FX-35. The ride was much quieter and the it seemed as if the suspension was tuned for much more smooth road performance. Everyone who rides in the SUV has commented on the smoother, quiet ride. I read another review on Michelin website that said the same thing. I wish to add my voice to those who were seeking a quiet and smooth ride from their vehicle. Great performance and tremendous value tires.

I have owned 3 sets of these tires for my 2006 Mercedes Benz ML 350 (size 235/65/17) and I have never attained even 50% of the warranty of 55,000 miles on any of these full sets of tires. I replaced my initial set with the same tires because the dealer who I purchased the vehicle from offered free replacements for life. However, I moved away from this dealership before I needed a third set (at 26K) I was ONLY willing to purchase the third set because of the 55K warranty, thinking that if it happened a third time I would get a significant credit for failing to reach anything close to the warrantied mileage. Unfortunately, since I have not driven the car more than a few thousand miles a year for the last 3 years, I ran past the 6 year warranty time limit before I reached the 2/32nds mileage requirement. Therefore, even though I have now gotten to the point where the tires should be replaced (at 25K), the warranty has expired due to time limits. Needless to say, I am very disappointed with the mileage promised by Michelin on this tire. Had the actual warranty been reduced to 25K or 30K for my particular vehicle, I NEVER would have purchased the third set of tires for my vehicle. I generally have high respect for Michelin, however in this case their mileage warranty promise is significantly overstated.

Unfortunately, this model is currently the only Michelin that fits my Lexus LX. I've never gotten more than 25k miles on a set before I can tell on light snow in a turn that they need to be replaced. Granted, this is a heavy vehicle, but the Latitude is not well-designed for a large SUV. I had great experiences with the LTX M/S2 on large and mid-size SUVs -- especially in snow and ice. The only positive feature of the Latitude Tour HP is that it is quiet. It's too bad Michelin has limited its offering to this particular tire in my size. I guess it's time to look at other brands.

A great set of tires that I put put my wife's car. I trust them to perform for the safety of her taking my kids around town, trips to grandma's, doctor visit's,etc.., and depend on them to bring my family back home to me. If I did not trust them and all aspects of seeing my vehicle's are maintained (especially the tire pressures) I would not be doing my duty to my family. A set of tires by Michelin gives me one less thing that will turn my hair gray. Try them! Randy

I bought a 2010 Honda Crosstour with the Lattitude Tout HP 225/60/R18 tires and have had my vehicle per maintenece schedules. The car has 27312 mile on it and I brought the car in because I had a thumping noise and vibrating steering wheel due to the tires. The dealership suggested to get 4 new tires due to the fact that they said the tires were wearing out. How can a tire that has a 55,000 mile warranty on it wear at 27,000+ miles? I am very disappointed with these tires for the price they are asking me to pay for 4 more

I have driven these tires through multiple midwest winters and ice laden streets as well as Gerogia/Florida downpours on the interstate. These tires grip regardless of foul weather, always providing a solid in control feel at the steering wheel. Dry weather conditions offer solid traction, cornering and braking power. Mileage is a major plus. Currently have 58000 miles and wear is even and not close to the safety ribs with regular rotations. These tires provide you the confidence and grip under any weather conditions that make driving fun again.

I have a 2008 Chrysler 300 I've alway liked Michelin tires until the set I have now was installed on my car. I drive my car everyday - to work, church, errands, social time and traveling. This is the first replacement set since I bought my car in 2008. The tires have proved to be dependable though I don't like the loof of the "fit." The fit is off which throws the appearance off. What I mean by this is, the tire doesn't seem to fit around my wheel properly. The wheels stands out from the tire and I hate that. Before I buy anymore tires I will be sure of how they fit my wheel/rim.