I've had almost all brands of tires for the past 30 yrs. and Michelin is on the top list I would recommend. I've tested it on multiple vehicles (cars, SUV, crossover) and it is consistently good in quality and performance. It always get passed the recommended mileage and still performs good unlike other tires that when it's close to recommended miles it's already beaten up and dangerous to use.

I purchased a set of Michelin Latitude Tour HPs for my Porsche Macan S based on a recommendation from a tire dealer, and after doing my own research. The tires provided very good grip and positive traction in all New England weather conditions. The tires were installed 3 years ago, and I put 50,000 miles on them. As the tires approached the wear indicator, they started to get noisy, so I replaced them with another set of Latitude Tor HP tires.

These 4 Michelin Latitude Tour HPs have & are serving my family very well. Our driveway is long and is NOT maintained by the City. So there are many times that my wife needs out sooner than I have had time to clear a path for her and she has not had a problem getting to the street. In rain they handle VERY well. As far as wear goes, I have them rotated every 5K-6K miles and they are giving me back just a little more than what they are rated at (65K). I plan on getting another set when it is time to retire these.

I bought a new vehicle in 1995. I complained that it rode rough. Without results from the dealer, I took my car to the local wheel alignment, tire shop to have the front end checked. Without looking at the suspension or driving the car he told me that my problem was with the tires. He could "solve my problem buy installing 4 new Michelins." I was very skeptical. He then offered to mount the Michelins and drive the car for the weekend. If I didn't notice a vast improvement in the ride, he would remount my old tires , give me my money back and I would not owe him a penny. I have insisted on Michelin tires on all of my vehicles since 1995!

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.

After a 67k miles I will be replacing with 4 new Latitude's. I travel over 500 miles per week and I've please with the handling (rain/snow) of these tires. I could of got a least another 3k miles out of them, but replacing before the next big snow/rain storm.

Bought a set of these tires early 2013. When I drove home I had a vibration. Called the dealer. He said they would get it corrected. I have had my vehicle at the dealership 6 times including changing out the front two tires for new tires and they still vibrate. I have ask them to change out the two back ones and they said they could not do that. If I can't get this problem corrected this will be the last Michelin tires I will buy. I have had Michelin tires for my last three vehicles but not again unless this is fixed.

These Latitude Tour HP tires came equipped on my Cayenne S, and they did not hold up. I have only about ~30k km on them since I run winter tires about half the year. I also rotate them regularly when I swap them for my winters. They started chunking right as I entered the sixth year of their production (coincidentally how long their warranty is). I would not recommend these tires, have never seen chunking like this before and speaks to their poor construction and Michelin's poor QC as a whole.

My tier bacame scuffled on the side from backing out of a parking space and rubbing against the curb and the air leaked out from the side and went flat. I would expect that a explorer made for a off road type usage would put strong tiers in their cars. Happened two times. Not happy!

The Latitude Tour HP that came on my 2014 Ford Edge SEL now have over 72,000 miles on them and I am looking to replace them with another set of Michelins. I had thought about the Defender since that is what I have on my Ford F150 but may stay with the Latitude Tour HP. I'm not sure now after reading some of the reviews. Also my Latitude HP's are 104 H rated and I see only 105 H and 105 V rated. Could this be why I have gotten such great mileage and service out of my Latitude Tour HP?