After a 67k miles I will be replacing with 4 new Latitude's. I travel over 500 miles per week and I've please with the handling (rain/snow) of these tires. I could of got a least another 3k miles out of them, but replacing before the next big snow/rain storm.

My 2014 Ford Edge was my company car that I purchased from my former employer in 2019 with original Latitude TOUR HP Michelins. I'm just now replacing at 106,886 miles. I just purchased 4 new ones at COSTCO. The 2 rear tires still have usable tread.

Last set reached only 24k miles of 55k warranty. Had to replace with same or I would have gone with different brand. Now these new tires cause some vibrations in my SUV. Balanced and double checked that my SUV's suspension is fine. Run-Outs on 3 of 4 tires; only have 31 miles on them and I'm not happy. Sad they weren't manufactured better.

These came standard on our 2018 Ford Escape. They are supposed to last 55,000 miles but with only 21,765 miles on the vehicle they are down to 2/32 of tread and need to be replaced. The tires have been rotated by the dealer at every oil change (6,000 - 7,000 miles) and were filled with nitrogen when new to ensure that they maintained proper air pressure. Needless to say, the replacement tires will not be Michelin.

Do not recommend to anyone. These tires came with my Honda Pilot when I purchased it brand new. Michelin claim the longevity of this tire to be 60,000 miles. However, After 35,000 miles I had to replace them. It would cause road hazard according to dealer. this is misrepresentation of the quality. Too expensive to replace too soon. I used them mostly driving through the city.

These tires are standard on the 2018 Ford Escape Titanium and after my last oil change, the dealer said that I have 4mm tread left and tires will need to be replaced very shortly with only 33,000 km on the odometer. This is mainly highway driving and very little winter driving and very little gravel roads. Not impressed with having a tire bill coming up so fast. Michelin needs to stand behind there warranties and cover the cost of the replacements.

I really prefer Michelin tires but these Latitudes will not make it through the coming winter. They came on my new 2016 Ford Edge. I now have 35900 miles on them and I'm shopping for new tires. I expected to get at least 45000 - 50000 miles on them. I'm particular about my tires so I keep them properly inflated, balanced and rotated. I like the feel and the quiet ride but unfortunately they were short lived.

I have just returned from my Audi dealer for a recall and service repair. While there, they informed me that my tires which were the originals when I purchased my Audi 2011 Q5 needed to be replaced. I have 18784 miles on the car which is garaged and well cared for. I have never had Michelin tires last for so few miles and my previous car was a Porsche Boxster. Obviously, Michelin quality is not what it used to be.

These tires came with my Jaguar F-Pace 2019 . I only got 7000 kms on them and they have been so noisy after few kms even on the low speed. On the highway these are worst noisiest tires i have experienced. I use to look upon Michelin as brand Made for safe comfy ride but my experience with these tires changed my viewpoint for Michelin .

Factory equipment on my 2013 Lexus RX350. Tires were rotated on a regular basis, and I also monitored tire pressure. Replaced them at 56,000 miles, and dealer said I could have easily gone another 5000 miles on the set. Reason for replacing was super good deal at Lexus dealer on new tires. I had several choices of manufacturers/brands, but was very satisfied with how the previous set of Latitudes performed/felt on my Lexus. So had another set of Michelin Latitudes placed on my car, and very pleased to be riding on them.