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...

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!

After 18,000 miles, 7.5 - 8/32 remaining on tires (down from 10/32 of tread from new on the 19 inch tire, which really should be the bare minimum starting tread depth for a crossover tire). On track for about 45,000-50,000 miles on this set, pretty close to the rating. Handling is smooth and predictable and drives well in the rain with low noise. Holds air pressure well. Tires are rotated on schedule and the MDX is not driven aggressively. I'm not sure how people are only getting 20,000 miles out of these but that has not been our experience. Perhaps the tire compound is not well suited to heavier SUVs are wears quickly on those vehicles.

Having driven SUVs for over 20 years I've experienced numerous brands of tires. The one brand that always stands out and remains on the top of my list is Michelin. My latest set of Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires just gives you the perfect combination of traction and road handling with minimal noise.

Have a 2008 Ford Edge that had the Lattitude Tour HP tires. Just bought another set after 48,000 miles. We could have gone the full 55,000 miles but decided to changes before winter weather. Look forward to another 50,000 miles out of this new set. New tires ride like a dream, looking forward to our Thanksgiving 1,200 mile road trip!

The Latitude Tour HP is a very comfortable riding tire on my mid-sized 2011 Lexus GX 460. I drove off the Dealership lot with a competitive brand and after 10 miles, returned to the dealership and requested a replacement with Michelin tires. I prefer the ride over longevity and after 50,000 miles the tread is down to 4/32, so will be replacing later this week before the winter snow season with the same exact Michelin tire.

These 18 inch Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires came OEM on my 2017 Ford Escape, It quickly become apparent that on anything except completely smooth pavement they generate fairly high levels of road noise. I only have 10,000 km on them and the wear and traction both seem good to date,however due to the noise levels I am looking for a quieter set of tires to put on. I was fairly surprised at having to do this as I've always been a big fan of Michelin partly for the smooth and quiet ride they usually provide, however I can not recommend this particular tire by any means.

I just replaced a set of Latitude Tour HP's on my 2010 Sport Trac Adrenalin with another set of the same tire. The tires went past the 55000 mile warranty to 66000 miles before reaching the wear indicators. That's more than twice the miles I got out of the factory originals on the vehicle when I bought it new. The treads wore evenly and gave a much better ride, handling, and less road noise than the factory originals also. The Latitude Tour HP is a very good tire.

We just replaced the tires on our 2012 Lincoln MKT and wow!!!!When we purchased the new Lincoln, we immediately replaced the OEM tires with Latitude Tour HP, V speed rating. The handling was superb, but the stiff ride and resulting rattles almost drove us and our Lincoln dealership crazy. After 37000 miles, we determined that enough was enough!! This time we installed H speed rated, Latitude Tours and life is good!!! The tires are quiet, the ride is the best ever, the handling is more that adequate and, best of all, our vehicle is QUIET!!!! We can now take back all the negative remarks we made about the MKT over the years. American can make a luxury vehicle that is such----as long as they install quality tires like Michelin!!!!

We have approximately 24,000 miles on our 2013 Cadillac SRX and the OEM tires and were told by our Cadillac Service Department that our tires will soon need to be replaced. They have been rotated every 5,000 miles by our dealer and air pressured was monitored regularly. You can imagine how disappointed in this tire wear we must be. Do you have a suggestion for replacements which may indeed meet the tire wear expectations as advertised but still give excellent safety and comfort? We have Michelins on all our vehicles 2010 Lincoln Navigator with (LTX ) tires which we love, and 2015 GMC Sierra with (Defender) tires which are excellent as well.