Tire is fine during dry conditions. Noise is low and good grip and handling. On the other hand when raining and wet conditions you are gripping the steering wheel like your life depends on it. No grip or control actually quite dangerous and scary. The wear and longevity of these tire are not as advertised. 55,000 mile warranty hahaha. At 35,000 currently and we are looking to get new tires. I would advise looking at alternative tires

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...

Our 2011 Edge came from the factory with Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires.These tires have been outstanding.They have 114,000K on them and are still going strong,with only one flat in all that time.they work extremely well in our wet muddy sask.summers and even better on the large amounts of ice and snow we travel on.They are quiet,give excellent traction and tremendous braking ability and,don't leak,we would never consider winter tires when these work so well.With winter coming and the wear bars starting to show,to be safe we ordered a new set of Michelins this morning. We went with X LT A/S model.,due to the extended tread life .

I bought a 2017 Lincoln MKC with Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires on it. When I went to get an oil change yesterday, they said I only had 5/32" left on the tires and they should probably be replaced. What?! I only have 19,000 miles on them and had them rotated every 5,000 miles.

I have run the Latitude on my Touareg for short of 100K kilometers and have never had an issue in any weather. They hold the road tight in the corners. Love the Latitude Tour HP and would highly recommend them to any driver who likes to "drive".

I bought these Mchelin tires 8 years ago for a quiet and smoother ride. I have put 50,000 miles plus on them and have been advised to replace due to tread wear. Wear excelerated in hot Florida sun despite being garaged! The Garages are hot here too.

I am not sure how some people are caring for their tires, but with proper rotations & correct air pressure, these tires will last a long time. These were stock tires on our 2010 Toyota Venza and we are closely approaching 80,000 miles and there is still lots of tread remaining. When the time comes for a new set of tires for the Venza, I will be purchasing another set of these tires!

These tires came standard on my 2016 Ford Edge SEL. We’re now at 40k miles, they’re supposed to be a 55k mile tire, but I’ve been experiencing bad hydroplaning recently and a very noisy ride on the highways (concrete and asphalt). Replacing them already, 15k miles before they’re supposed to need a replacement.

These tires are smooth and quiet, with good handling on fast curvy roads. They have minimal road noise on bumpy freeways. My last set lasted >25K miles. In fresh, wet snow they tend to slide even with my X5's AWD... a minor disappointment. Overall, they are very nice tires and certainly not the most expensive choice out there.

I bought a 2016 Ford Escape and it came with these tires. At 25,000 miles now, I have to replace them (ALL 4 are the same) as the wear bar is even with the remaining tread. For a 55,000 mile tire this is unacceptable. I have bought Michelin tires for many years but I am switching to Goodyear. Goodbye Michelin!