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.

We have approximately 24,000 miles on our 2013 Cadillac SRX and the OEM tires and were told by our Cadillac Service Department that our tires will soon need to be replaced. They have been rotated every 5,000 miles by our dealer and air pressured was monitored regularly. You can imagine how disappointed in this tire wear we must be. Do you have a suggestion for replacements which may indeed meet the tire wear expectations as advertised but still give excellent safety and comfort? We have Michelins on all our vehicles 2010 Lincoln Navigator with (LTX ) tires which we love, and 2015 GMC Sierra with (Defender) tires which are excellent as well.

I bought a 2010 Nissan Armada Platinum and it had these tires on it. I just hit the 20,000 mile mark and took it in for its regular oil change. The dealership did a comprehensive review of the vehicle and marked that the tires need replaced immediately. All 4 tires are worn down to the wear bar, and, a couple of them are beyond. The tires and car have been on a dealership maintenance program which includes tire rotations every other oil change. So, the bottom line is that these tires have not held up for me. My personal belief is that having to replace tires at 20,000 miles is not acceptable...ESPECIALLY...considering the price of these tires.

I bought these tires before a trip to Florida in July. They are so much quieter and smoother than what was on my Ford Explorer. I only have 10,000 miles on them and they still look new. I will be buying these tires again when I need to and I will be replacing my truck tires with Michelin tires when they wear out.

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.

When I bought these set of tires on about a month they save me from a huge car accident. I was driving on a highway in about 90 miles per hour when all suddlen I got a flat. I pull over and there was a big nail or bolt on the tire. If I would bougth other set of tires I probably wont be here telling my story. Thnak you Michellin !!

Dealership put these tires on a Buick Enclave when we purchased the vehicle due to a Firestone recall. They handled the weather all year in Minnesota well. We had the tires rotated and balance checked with every oil change at around 6,000 miles by our local tire store. At 30,000 miles the tread wear on three of the four tires was noticeably degraded. Loud humming and then a vibration started getting louder and louder. At 35,000 we had the tire shop look at them and they said there is an uneven wear pattern that had developed. As we go closer to 45k the noise, vibration, road noise and "rubbing" sounds became too much and we replaced the tires. By far the worst experience I have had with a Michelin tire.

Had my 2016 Cadillac SRX w/ 35,000 miles on it in for service and was informed that the tires need to be replaced already. These are the original factory tires that came with the vehicle. Stunned to find out they have worn out already. Extremely disappointed. I expected much better quality from Michelin.

The original tire was P255/55R18 104H. Had shifted to 255/R18 109V Extra Load. The difference is quite significant. The fuel efficiency has improved, but the greatest effect is noticed on dramatic improvement on the ride comfort. It felt like the suspension has been enhanced by the smoothness on the ride.

My 08 ford edge came with latitude tires and today I replaced them with a new set. I had put a little over 69 thousand miles on them and never had a problem with them, other then getting stuck in the mud. Not made for mud. Made 8 trips from FL, to WI and back.