I have used Michelin tires on all my cars for years. In fact when I purchase a new car and it does not have Michelin tires, I ask to have them exchanged so I know that with Michelin tires, there is piece of mind. I find that the tires are superior in quality, wear and longevity. I would never use anything but Michelin.

While I will agree that it handles nice, we are already needing to replace them after only 21K miles on our Escape. It's driven in normal circumstances in dry and wet conditions (no snow) but the tread has not held up to even half what the mileage is supposed to be. I am very dissatisfied. It's not just the wear issue, the last 3-4K miles, these tires have been obnoxiously loud, so much road noise from them that we didn't have when they were new. Additionally, when I preview my review it says I would recommend this tire. Believe me, I clicked NO, not yes. I would not recommend this tire.

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...

These came on my new 2015 Ford Edge SEL AWD. Almost 9 years later (probably a few years too long), I finally had to replace them with 66,000 miles and very even wear. Through snow and rain, freezing weather, scorching hot summers, turnpikes, highways, county roads, city streets these performed perfectly in any condition and without any noise or harsh riding. So much so, that I just replaced these with the same exact tire, even though other Michelin models were a little less expensive.

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 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.

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 travel on some very curvy, hilly roads when going on vacation or visiting my family. The weather conditions are often not very good. I feel these tires make my drives so much safer. They are expensive, but I rarely feel anything but very solid traction.

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.

I recently acquired a set of these tires for my 2007 Landrover LR3 and have been extremely satisfied. I previously had a set of the stock tires on this vehicle. The road noise is much lower, almost non-existent with these tires and the ride is much smoother. Additionally, just today I had the opportunity to try these tires out in snow and ice. We received heavy freezing rain/ice at the start of a storm that was covered with an additional four inches of snow. I expected to have at least some slipping given this combination. However, the tires were rock steady and did not slip at all. I live in a subdivision that never gets plowed early at the top of a hill and had no issues getting up or down steep hill in this SUV that weights about 6000 pounds. Am very happy with these tires. One of the best purchases I have made in a while.