I use these tires on a Range Rover Sport. The ride is very comfortable for a sport SUV. We are approaching winter and I can't wait to grip the ice and snow with these. The Rover has stock wheels so I went with the Michelin tires and couldn't be happier.

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.

Purchased new 2007 Toyota 4runner limited with Michelin Crossover tires 265/60R 18. New these tires measure 12/32" depth I have logged 58,593 miles so far and rotated tires every 5,000 miles along with oil change from dealership. Today Dec. 2011, tires measure 6/32" depth all evenly around You make the call....

Bought lex rx350 2015 with these tires. Now have 89,000 and its time to replace so buying exact same tire. They have never been rotated or aligned. Would of lasted another 10 if rotated. Last year an idiot way over ran red light. I thought impossible to stop in time but we did and the idiot just kept going at a high rate of speed.

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.

I really like the Latitude Tour HP's on my 2007 BMW X5. I had these tires on older 2001 BMW X5 a few years ago, and they held up well. I recently had to replace my Michelin Run Flat tires on my 2007 X5 due to normal wear/mileage, and I chose these non run flats and I am glad I did. They are MUCH quieter with the road noise. I lucked out in the fact that my X5 has a spare, even though it came with run flats, so I could make the switch to non run flats.

I just purchased my first set of Michelin tires. The ride is absolutely wonderful. You can tell immediately the difference between a low end tire and the Michelins. My vehicle handling is the best it has ever been and the ride is so smooth and quiet. I unfortunately just missed any rebates or savings; so it does hurt the pocket book quiet significantly. But I must say, I am extremely happy with my purchase. All my vehicles going forward will be riding on Michelins!

I just recently checked the air pressure and found all four tires were 10 pounds low which I believe was causing a noticeable humming noise when running between 60-70 mph. Other than that, I am still pleased with my purchase. The tires are comfortable to ride on and provide great traction.

I do have one tire that I have to check about the air on occasion. My computer lets me know if it is lower than the other three. I am not sure if the tires or the fuel injection has caused the fuel efficiency to be a bit off right now. I am taking it in this week for rotation and check engine.

I put a set of Lattitude Tour HP's on my Infiniti FX 35 about a month ago. It's too early to know how they are going to wear, but I do know they are much more quiet than the Yokohama tires I had on the car before the Lattitudes. My wife says the Yokohamas gave a more comfortable ride though. I think the Lattitudes ride just fine. The FX 35 had a fairly stiff suspension, so the ride isn't mushy, regardless of tire brand.