These particular tires were OE on my 14 Edge. They're rated at 55,000 miles - I just replaced them at 72,700! They had at least 5K left on them but they were approaching 10 years old. Besides being a great tire in itself, maintaining factory recommended tire pressures and rotating them every 5K miles I'm sure played a major role! I've been a satisfied Michelin customer since my 1st set of Michelin X radials in 1973. I've tried the other brands and they're not even close. Thanks Michelin!

Living in the Ozark Mountains of southwestern Missouri, residents are blest by the magnificent scenery and wildlife. However, driving the narrow, windy roads can be dangerous and take a toll on car and tires. With the Michelin Latitude on my SUV, I have confidence in my travels on these roadways, as well as negotiating turns during the occasional sleet and the heavy rains that we often get. The tires perform magnificently in all seasons! Thank you, Michelin.

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?

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.

I replaced the stock Continental tires on my 2016 Acura MDX Navi and chose these tires for the high review ratings, and the fact this tire came stock on the top of the line Elite MDX model. Although the handling is good and firm, I cannot believe how loud they are even at 50 km/h speeds. I have done two highway trips since installing 2 weeks ago and they are WAY louder than the worn out Contintentals I had previosuly. You also feel all the small imperfections of the road which I did not expect from a top level Michelin tire.

I've got my SUV from Japan with the Toyo tires. Excellent grip, a bit noisy and lasted 3 years. Replaced them with Michelin. Excellent grip, much lower noise and lasted 7 years. Now I have both all-season and winter tires from Michelin. And forget to check the tires pressure for months. When change from all-season to winter and back, the pressure is still nominal.

I had my 2012 Range Rover in the dealership recently for routine service (49500 miles on the vehicle). In addition to the desired maintenance, the service experts did their usual overall check. My service advisor reported that I had 6 mm of tread left on my Michelin tires (Latitude Tour HP). When I told him they were still the original tires, he COULD NOT BELIEVE IT. Given the weight of the Range Rover, they routinely change tires at 30,000 miles. To have 6 mm of tread left with 49500 miles on the vehicle was beyond their realm of experience. I have been very pleased with these tires. You can easily guess what tires I will get next!

My Ford Explorer XLT came equipped with the Michelin Latitude HP tires. At 42,140km I had to replace the tires and they were mostly highway driven! Sad part 8/32 tread left on tires. On extended Ford warranty so just over the 3 yr/60,000km warranty on new vehicle. Don’t waste your money on these tires. My Ford Explorer XLT la in past (5 of them) all had BFGoodrich tires and never a flat tire, low tire in 22yrs This last Explorer XLT nothing but flat tires!

I put these tires on my 2007 Hyundai Santa Fe at 56,000 miles. They were an instant upgrade in ride quality, handling and road noise. My only disappointment is that after 35,000 miles, I have to replace them due to treadwear. I rotated at every 7500 miles without fail. I'll have to see what the retailer gives me as a pro-rated treadwear warrantee towards a new set. If they give me a reasonable amount then it would make it worth putting another set on. We shall see.

I own a 2010 Lexus RX450h. The original tires gave up at 45k. I decided to improve mileage and performance with the Latitude Tour HP as recommended by tire company. P235/55R19. A major mistake. My mileage dropped from 28 to 25 instantly and the tires are the loudest noise on the vehicle now. They also chirp on curves which were no problem before. The tire company put 32 psi in the tires I see here it is recommended 34. I am very unhappy, and am having them removed if Michelin does not have a fix. With all the different Latitudes maybe the wrong one? Can and will Michelin help?