Dealership put these tires on a Buick Enclave when we purchased the vehicle due to a Firestone recall. They handled the weather all year in Minnesota well. We had the tires rotated and balance checked with every oil change at around 6,000 miles by our local tire store. At 30,000 miles the tread wear on three of the four tires was noticeably degraded. Loud humming and then a vibration started getting louder and louder. At 35,000 we had the tire shop look at them and they said there is an uneven wear pattern that had developed. As we go closer to 45k the noise, vibration, road noise and "rubbing" sounds became too much and we replaced the tires. By far the worst experience I have had with a Michelin tire.

These tires are the best I had it on my 2011 chevy equinox awd. Now I have it on my 2006 jeep commander 4x4. They are so smooth,quiet and comfortable. They are great in the snow I see everyone in winter driving 10-15 mph . While I feel confident and secure with my car along with these tires going 30-50 mph . I highly recommend these tiers to anyone and everyone that's had an suv or small truck.

Wow! What a difference these tires made on our 2010 Nissan Armada. Wet traction in water and snow are Very good, comfort is second to none. My wife and I can drive for hours and not feel like we hit every bump in the road. Would recommend these tires to anyone!

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.

After several brand tires on my SSR Chevy pickup, I bought Michelin Tires. They were Awsome on my Z06 Corvette, so now I installed them on my SSR Pickup. I went with Laditude HP rear and Pilot Sport A/S3 front. OEM sizes. They are absolutely in a league all to themselves.. Best Ever!

Michelin Latitude Tour HP's factory installed on 2010 Cadillac SRX. Even wear, great ride, but got only 36000 miles of tread life. Have other styles of Michelins on other vehicles and have been extremely satisfied. At this price I expected more from the Michelin brand.

Bought 4 Lattitude Tour HP Tires, November 2016 for my Mercedes ML 350. OEM were PirelIi Tires that wore out at 28,000 miles. These Michelin Tires are fantastic! Smooth and Quiet ride! Better than the Pirellis. These tires come with a 55,000 warranty. A Great Value!

The Michelin Lattitude Tour HP was not as comfortable as the original Cross Terrain series on my Acura MDX. I went from the most comfortable riding vehicle to the most rough riding vehicle. I love the ride of the same tire on my new Lexus GX. I believe the saleman choose a poor match for the lighter weight Acura MDX.

I replace every 2 years leading into the winter months on the end of the 2nd year because i average 37000 miles a year. These tires replaced pirelli cross contacts that I thought were good until I tried these. Wow incredible high speed traction in wet conditions. The pirellis would hydro plane early into the second year over 60 MPH. These are still confidence inpiring into the end of their life. When they were new you could confidently smoke past tractor trailers in very wet low vis situations at speeds around 75-80 MPH. It was night and day difference. Also dry conditions are smooth quiet and just an all around joy compared to the stockers and the pirellis. Im not sure if I want to try the cross climates or "stick" with these. Very satisfied.

Performance seems as good as any tire I have had, but I have NEVER experienced cupping in a tire before. My relatively young Michelin Lattitute Tour HP's are cupped, despite regular rotation, balancing, and alignment. The noise and vibration at highway speeds is beyond annoying. Online research reveals a number of other Michelin Tire owners with the same problem. Did everything right in terms of maintenance, as I have done for years and years, so the only difference is the tire. Any insights?