I had my 2012 Range Rover in the dealership recently for routine service (49500 miles on the vehicle). In addition to the desired maintenance, the service experts did their usual overall check. My service advisor reported that I had 6 mm of tread left on my Michelin tires (Latitude Tour HP). When I told him they were still the original tires, he COULD NOT BELIEVE IT. Given the weight of the Range Rover, they routinely change tires at 30,000 miles. To have 6 mm of tread left with 49500 miles on the vehicle was beyond their realm of experience. I have been very pleased with these tires. You can easily guess what tires I will get next!

Purchased theses tires in December of 2015. In less than 2 years after approximately 33,000 kms I am now being told that the tire require replacement already. Initially, seasonal performance was great and the tires were indeed quiet; unfortunately they appear have to wore out well before their suggested 90,000 kms expected life time. We purchased the 235/65R17 tires for our Honda Odyssey. Seems like our experience was very similar to that of the Ford Escape owner.

The Lattitude Tour HP tires were the original tires on our new SUV. The tires exceeded the mileage anticipated significatnly and still have life in them! They have provided a very smooth and quiet ride -- even at the end of the tread life they continue to perform! My husband refused to consider any other tires when it comes time for replacment!

4th set of Michelin's I've had on this car, a BMW X5. First three sets-GREAT. This set-TERRIBLE! They are noisy beyond belief. They may have good traction and ride qualities, which are important, but very noisy. Used in daily service, about 50% in town and 50% on the highway. The first 3 sets were Michelin MXV4, which I would have bought again, however, no longer made I'm told, this set Latitude. No comparison. Would not buy again.

The first set only last 25K. They were good while they lasted and on low profile rims I was not expecting much more wear. They are quiet and ride nice with good handling. Michelin is a quality tire and I have never had trouble with them, that's why I keep buying them.

My Acura MDX came with a set of these tires and to date with mostly hard city miles of 49,000 on them and counting there is enough tread left to easily surpass the 55,000 mile warranty. This particular tire delivers great handling and low road noise. I plan to purchase another set when the time comes.

I'm just now looking to replace the original tires that came with my 2013 Acura MDX. They have a little over 71,000 miles on them and are starting to exhibit some cupping sounds but I certainly can't complain! The treads have held up and are just plain getting worn out due to the usage. I have had them rotated with every oil change so I assume that has given them further life but overall they have been great!!

Original tires on my FWD Lincoln MKX. After 88,000 miles the tires are beginning to get close to the tread wear indicators. I'm confident I could get 90,000 miles out of them. These tires have worn perfectly evenly. Keeping the car in alignment, maintaining the proper wheel balance, and maintaining the correct tire pressure are important. Rotated only once. There have been a couple of nails, but those were removed and the holes plugged. No problems from the repairs. The tires have always handled well and have not been noisy. I live in the southeastern US, so I can't comment about how well they perform in snow.

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....

After 18,000 miles, 7.5 - 8/32 remaining on tires (down from 10/32 of tread from new on the 19 inch tire, which really should be the bare minimum starting tread depth for a crossover tire). On track for about 45,000-50,000 miles on this set, pretty close to the rating. Handling is smooth and predictable and drives well in the rain with low noise. Holds air pressure well. Tires are rotated on schedule and the MDX is not driven aggressively. I'm not sure how people are only getting 20,000 miles out of these but that has not been our experience. Perhaps the tire compound is not well suited to heavier SUVs are wears quickly on those vehicles.