As with many of the other reviewers here, I'm having to replace the Michelin Latitude Touring HP's I bought in 2010 due to poor treadlife. I had them put on my '07 Nissan Murano when it had roughly 42K miles on it, now at 79.5K miles, I'm already having to replace them. For 55K miles tires I hoped to get closer to that estimate before I had to replace them, espcially for the price I paid, and am having to pay again, today, when they're replaced. Also, as others here have said they do, I have my tires rotated every 5K miles and I make sure that the pressure in them stays where it should be, 33 PSI. They have a smooth, comfortable ride though. I just wish they were a higher quality, longer lasting tire.

My Latitude HP 275-60-20's were factory installed on my wife's new 2011 Nissan Armada. Her drivng style is moderate from accelerating/braking standpoint. The tires handle well in all Colorado weather but have only 5K treadlife left despite only having 25K miles on them. Very dissappointed with tire wear. I will try something else for our next tires for this vehicle.

I bought these tires about 500 miles ago. I am so pleased with the handling (great), noise level (none), and hopefully the wearability. I only noticed slight fuel efficiency. The braking distance was noticeably shorter. These tires replaced Michelin Pilots on a 2007 Chrysler Pacifica where I got about 45,000 miles and was told they were best on a passenger car. So, I bought the Latitude Tour HP because these are better suited to a crossover vehicle.

These tires came OEM on my 2016 escape. Just came from my Ford dealer and had service performed , as I do every 5,000 miles, and was told that I needed to consider tire replacement at 32,000 miles and the tread measured 4/32". I also own and bought new, a 2007 Ford escape with Michelin LTX tires. these tires have 83,000 miles on them and the tread measures 4/32" Same Driver, same roads, same vehicle except for the year difference. It doesn't take a genius to figure out the difference in the quality of these tires.

Original set of tires were OEM equipment when we purchased the vehicle new. At 64K the Lexus RX350 was starting to ride rough like the shocks were gone. Tread was worn to point of replacement. We wanted to replace before winter and now the car rides as smooth as the day we bought it new. Will purchase these tires again and again. Couldn't be happier. Michelin was running a cashback special which helped out in the initial decision to purchase but even without the cashback I would purchase these tires again!!

This is a high performance tire without the high performance price. At high speeds these tires are smooth. Living in the Rockies with adverse weather these tires are reliable under any conditions YEAR ROUND! Traction excellent on and off road. ( I have put them to the test my SUV is not just for looks I play hard with it.) I would highly recommend them and purchase them again.

These 4 Michelin Latitude Tour HPs have & are serving my family very well. Our driveway is long and is NOT maintained by the City. So there are many times that my wife needs out sooner than I have had time to clear a path for her and she has not had a problem getting to the street. In rain they handle VERY well. As far as wear goes, I have them rotated every 5K-6K miles and they are giving me back just a little more than what they are rated at (65K). I plan on getting another set when it is time to retire these.

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.

The Latitude Tour HP that came on my 2014 Ford Edge SEL now have over 72,000 miles on them and I am looking to replace them with another set of Michelins. I had thought about the Defender since that is what I have on my Ford F150 but may stay with the Latitude Tour HP. I'm not sure now after reading some of the reviews. Also my Latitude HP's are 104 H rated and I see only 105 H and 105 V rated. Could this be why I have gotten such great mileage and service out of my Latitude Tour HP?

This tire lives up to what I was told it would be. Good wet traction and secure handling gives me peace of mind knowing my wife has these on her SUV. Tread wear is holding up pretty good after two years. They look sharp too. I'm happy with my purchase.