2003 Mercedes ML350 Inspiration Edition @156K miles bought 4 Latitude Tour HP 275/55R17 109V. Replaced Michelin Cross Terrain SUV 275/55R17 109H purchased @75K miles five years ago. I researched available information plus my own experience to again buy Michelin. My SUV original equipment tires were Dunlop and were replaced around 37K miles with same Dunlop tire which lasted around 38K miles. I drove 200 miles from Chicago to Wisconsin first day and the new Michelins feel fantastic.

PURE JUNK. I THAUGHT I WAS BUYING THE BEST TIRES ON THE MARKET. THESE TIRES AS MAYBE 10,000KM THESE ARE 4 YEAR OLD TIRES. MY CAR IS A 2009 AND AS 76,000KM WE RUN WINTER TIRES ALMOST 7 MONTHS OUT OF THE YEAR. THE THREADS AS STARTED TO SPLIT FROM THE SIDE WALLS AND TIRES AS EXCESSIVE WEATHER CRACKS (ALL ROTTEN) I'VE NOTICE VIBRATION AT HIGHWAY SPEED.I DO NOT DRIVE THIS CAR VERY OFTEN BECAUSE ITS MY WIFE. I STILL HAVE THE SAME WINTER TIRES SINCE 2009 AND THEY HAVE NO WEATHER CRACKES AT ALL COMPARED TO THE MICHELINS. THREADS ARE WORN WITCH IS NORMAL FOR A 9 YEAR OLD TIRE.I DO NOT BELEIVE I WILL BY ANOTHER MICHELIN TIRE AND WILL NOT RECOMEND

Drive between FL and TN half a dozen times a year. So I am familiar with the performance in the FL flat lands and the winding hills of TN. These are excellent tires. I am now at the wear bands and am replacing with the same. I have 51,000 on this set. I rotate regularly at every oil change and do an alignment at least once per year. I check air pressure probably monthly and keep them inflated 35 to 36 psi. Great tire.

These tires wear and perform exceptionally well. During wet conditions these tires hold the road and prevent slipping extremely well. I commute one hundred miles per day so you can imagine the road conditions for New England over the four changing seasons. These tires don't slip and spin in snowy conditions under normal performance conditions in the snow. On icy roads the tires handle the conditions well when using the necessary caution and not attempting to over perform under the hazardous conditions. I really cannot find fault with the over all use of thes premium tires.

Our Chrysler Pacifica has had 3 sets of Michelin tires in 155,000 miles and the current set of Latitude Tour HPs have a meer 35,000 miles on them. On long trips theses tires have a smooth ride and are whisper quiet. Traction, cornering and braking in all conditions has been peerless. The two prior sets of Michelin tires lasted nearly 60,00 miles each. I've been a hardcore Michelin fan for 30 years, and have put multiple sets on 2 Chevy Suburbans, a Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder and an Audi S4 Cabriolet. I do my homework on every set of tires I need, and for quailty and value I get Michelins every time. If they made shoes I'd put Michelins on my feet!!

We bought our Ford Edge just before winter. It had Michelin Latitude Tour HP's on it. Never had Michelins before, so this was our first experince. My wife is not a good winter driver because she is scared of driving in snowy weather. And if your scared you should not drive. With our Michelins we have a renewed faith in our Winter driving ability. My wife said she feels safe and has the ability to drive on snowy roads now. That makes my feel better about letting her drive. Now I ask you how do you put a price on that.!!!

I'm a 30 year loyal Michelin fan, but the Latitude Tour HP missed the mark. Almost crashed my '13 Land Cruiser, this winter during a low speed turn in snow. I checked the tires afterwards and was shocked to see the advanced tread wear. The tires are 21 months old, under 35,000 miles, nitrogen filled, balanced and rotated on schedule. Not a good value for the HEFTY PRICE! LTX Tires are simply the best, but didn't come in the correct size for my SUV. The LTX's are quiet, with great traction, even on ice. Latitude Tour HP's appear to wear prematurely on lager vehicles.

These tires are smooth and quiet, with good handling on fast curvy roads. They have minimal road noise on bumpy freeways. My last set lasted >25K miles. In fresh, wet snow they tend to slide even with my X5's AWD... a minor disappointment. Overall, they are very nice tires and certainly not the most expensive choice out there.

These tires came on my 2012 Armada. At 20k miles they seem to be wearing fine but I am getting sidewall checking. I regularly tow a 5,000 lb trailer so can't risk safety. Never had a problem like this with a tire before. I am religious about tire pressure and rotations. Very disappointing.

I use these tires on a Range Rover Sport. The ride is very comfortable for a sport SUV. We are approaching winter and I can't wait to grip the ice and snow with these. The Rover has stock wheels so I went with the Michelin tires and couldn't be happier.