I drive a 2005 Lexus Lx470 and am on my 4th set of Michelin tour Hp. The tire wear exceeded my expectation. I average over 55,000 miles with routine tire rotation and balance. Where I live has four seasons and it handles all weather and off road very well The only minor negative is some road noise but I haven't found any tires that doesn't produce road noise.

This is my first Michelin purchase on an all wheel drive vehicle that has 140k+ miles. I have had these tires for a few weeks now with several hundred miles on them. They have been over roads with big potholes, and back-roads with gravel and mud... and yes these tires are proving they can handle almost anything. The ease of steering and a good control in gravel and mud is something I was impressed with. Highway use is quiet and comfortable even though the tire has a rugged look. The last obstacle is the cold and brutal Iowa winter, however if they perform as they have so far I will be more than satisfied with the results. And they even offered a rebate on this set, something that was a nice bonus since I would have purchased them anyway after seeing the great reports they have on almost every major review source. The only small downfall was having to wait for the tires to arrive at the local tire shop. Either my size tire was few and far... or many people bought the same model at the same time. It is a little early to give extended praise for this tire model but I will say that I am looking forward to the next two years of wear and hopefully hitting the 200k mile mark with this set of tires...

We made sure that when we bought the car it was equipped with Michelin tires. This car is used mostly for the slow stop and go. However when it goes on a road trip (from the Florida Keys to a longer trip to PA) they ride well. Through out the life of the tire they wear out gracefully without failure. So now the car is on its second pair of tires. The Michelin tires performed so well through the dry, light rain and down pours we get in south Florida that we put another set on to keep my family safe.

I've had these tires on my Grand Cherokee since new. It's been almost 4 years now and im 35,000 kms into them. Tires are near half warn. About 50%. They still ride good and are fairly quiet still. Tires still look good. They work well in snow and provide a good ride on the road. So far so good.

always the best tire when it is dry, but this tire preforms well in the rain. Got caught in the snow in West Virginia and the tire was not great but good enough to keep from slidding although I experience a little. the tire is a little noisey but once you get use to the noise its not irritating!

Replacing the original tires on my Lexus GX460. Although these are rated for 55K miles, I've already got 61K on them and they are just now at the tread wear level to be replaced. I'm buying this exact same tire for the vehicle because the first set was the best tire I've ever had.

I've had these tires on my 2014 Toyota Venza since new. They have 85,000 kms on them and still have decent wear left but feel it's time to replace them. Most of my driving is going to Arizona and back for the wiinter months so want a quiet reliable tire. After recieving 3 quotes and advice from 3 different dealers I'm going to upgrade to the Premier LTX. All 3 recommended to go to the Premier for a quieter ride. Time will tell but never had any complaints about the Latitude Tours. If we weren't going on any long trips I'd keep them another year

I'm extremely surprised that a grade 1 tire manufacturer would allow these tires to pass as quiet tires. They are much louder then competitors tires. It's unfortunate that quality standards have gone by the way side in order to produce greater profits. I was normally a big fan of Michelin tires but I;'m not to sure anymore.

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.

My previous tires were a mid-grade off-name brand and I could definitely feel every bump and pothole. Once the new Michelins were put on, my Lexus drove so well. They are WONDERFUL! What a smooth ride! The cost wasn't that much different either. I'm definitely sticking to Michelin whenever I need tires from now on...