On a 2010 Ford Edge and just went over 70,000 miles a month ago. A month before that, I noticed that I should probably replace these right before winter. Dealer looked at them around 60K and assured me there were a lot of good miles left for sure. I only had them rotated about twice max (possibly only one rotation at 50K) Regardless of that horrible rotation schedule... I love these tires and am going to probably replace with same. Why not! Also, I have no clue if were fuel efficient or comfortable, not that big of a tire connoisseur, so I just rated good.

The tires performed well for a SUV tire but wore rather quickly. By 25000 miles the tires began to deteriorate with chunks of material separating on the treads A 40% credit was offered but the tires have been out of production now for over two months and the dealer has yet to obtain a definite date for replacement. The inability to obtain timely replacements is my only concern for recommendation.

Purchased 4 Latitude Tour HP tires for my 2006 Porsche Cayenne S. Todate the tires exceeded my expectations for overall performance, room noise reduction (which was my key concern) and experienced improved fuel efficiency. I average 25,000 miles per year. After several years of using poor performing tires will now continue to use Michelins.

These tires came on my 2014 Audi Q5 when I purchased the vehicle new. I just crossed over 50K miles on my original set and the tires are still performing well. They are quiet on the highway and will purchase another set of Michelin's when these wear out.

These came on a mid size Lexus SUV, we are going to replace them after 40K miles. They have at least 10K remaining for a southern climate, they are worn enough that we feel we should replace them for this winter (it's my mother's car, I personally would wear them until the belts show but that's just me). The ride and handling on these (and other michelins we've had) are the best we've ever experienced.

My wife's Chevrolet Equinox was equipped from factory the Michelin Latitude Tour HP and we have been extremely pleased with the longitivity and quality of your tires. We will soon need a new set; and of course, our next set will always be Michelin. Thank you Michelin.

THE MICHELIN TIRES WERE PURCHASED FOR MY NEW MURANO. THESE TIRES PRODUCE A SMOOTH COMFORTABLE RIDE AT ANY SPEED. EXCELLENT TIRES FOR TRAVELING THE MAJOR HIGHWAYS. THEY ARE THE ONLY TIRES FOR MY MURANO THAT PROVIDE A MILEAGE WARRANTY. THEY HAVE LONG TIRE LIFE. I WOULD RECOMMEND MICHELIN TO ANYONE THAT WANT TO BUY THE BEST TIRES IN THE MARKET.

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.

While driving on an interstate highway @70 mph, I hit what I think was a piece of semi tractor tire. The side wall of the left back tire slowly disintegrate until it totally disloged from the rim. It gave me enough time and control to cross two lanes to the median. I fimly believe this tire saved my life. My sincer thanks to the employees and management of Michelin. I necer choose another tire.

Stay away from these tires unless you drive 6,000 miles a year in a warm, dry climate. Bad on snow - bad on rain - good in dry weather for about 20,000 miles.... Bald center rib at 28,000 miles. Leased vehicle - 2017 Ford Escape - but these wear out on all vehicles by reading the reviews. I'm 59 years old. How wildly do you think I drive. Bad tire, Michelin. Really bad...