We went two sizes taller and quite a bit wider with these 285 50 20" on our 2017 AWD Dodge Durango. After 25,000 the tires show no wear at all. We drive on the beach and off road frequently. Never been stuck with these tires. They are pretty quiet and look great on our rig. Not sure about the bad reviews. We use our tires hard with towing and off road use and these tires have worked great.

This is by far the BEST SUV performance tire out there today. I have a 2002 Suburban Z71 and am on my second set of these tires after Michelin stopped producing the Pilot LTX tire. At first, I was kind of concerned due to the weight of my vehicle. My Pilot LTX's yielded a mileage of 88,000 miles on the tires. I went through two sets of those too. I can attest to the longevity of the Latitude Tour HP's too. They wear great, handle wonderfully in the snow and rain. They also ride quietly which is a plus. If they are good enough for all the high-end SUV's out there today, they are definitely good enough for my Suburban. I am extremely please with them.

I've driven on Michelin tires, both all season radials and winter specific tires, for the duration of my memory. My current vehicle came with these Michelin tires as standard equipment, but I would have changed to them had it not. The confidence, safety, ride quality and overall handling characteristics I experience with them are unsurpassed. I will have nothing else on my vehicles. The price is inconsequential when compared to the benefits these tires bring to the consumer.

I do a lot of driving, both personnel and business. I have put 7,000 miles on this set in the first ten weeks, and I was pleasantly surprised how quite the ride is, especially on the highway. The smooth ride was not a surprise, because I've had other similar Michelin tires, before. Handling has been great. The feel on grooved pavement is a little odd, maybe because I have not had the actual feel before? I'm looking forward to the next 60,000 miles.

Replaced OEM tires because I have had other brands of Michelin tires on other vehicles and loved the long life and quality ride. However the Defender is a quick wear, only 40000 miles on a 90000 tire, not good. Shop is researching what Michelin is going to give in the way of credit. Will wait and see, but will not put back on Defenders, will go with a Michelin product, but which one,?. Drive in winter snow, summer heat, and everything in between. Tires have been good in all the conditions and only wish they had a longer tread life. May have to go to two sets of tires, one for winter and one set for summer.

I drive a Nissan Armada as a company vehicle. It came from the factory with these tires. I got 66,000 miles out of them. They have always been very quiet tires on this vehicle. Did not have any flat tires during all these miles and I drive onto construction sites. Good traction in rain and snow (until the last 10,000 miles because I had some center ware due to over-inflation by my mistake). Purchased my next set and they should last until I trade the vehicle in at around 100,000 or so and still have a few miles left in them.

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.

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?

I have used Michelin tires on all my cars for years. In fact when I purchase a new car and it does not have Michelin tires, I ask to have them exchanged so I know that with Michelin tires, there is piece of mind. I find that the tires are superior in quality, wear and longevity. I would never use anything but Michelin.

These tires came equipped on a brand new Acura RDX. I'm a fairly boring driver - half and half town and highway, speed limit and no hard braking - and yet these have worn out in 55,000km. They performed well under normal and wet conditions - very quiet and good handling. However, I found them to have poor performance in even mild winter conditions.