I just replaced four 19" Michelin Latitude tires that were completely worn down (no tread; completely smooth) before it reached the 50k mile mark. my husband wanted me to get the same tires, but I am so disappointed by the last set that I am skeptical. I asked what the warranty was on these tires since they did not even come close to the promise of 50k miles. The warranty is prorated and from what I can tell, I would only get pennies if I even bothered to try to "right" a wrong.... I sure hope these next 4 live up to the promise and if not, I will be more vocal about it as these were expensive tires and I should expect more

Tires are Great. They have a sopurb ride. They handle extreamely well on wet as well as dry roads. They dont slip during quick stops. They give one of the smoothest rides i have felt. Sometimes we have to bite the bullet and pay a little extra for good quality. I'm 61 years old and have ridden on many tires over my lifetime and these are the best. They came standard on my first 2008 for and i made sure they were going to be on my 2011 ford. Thet wear very well. I think i will get between 60 & 80 thousand miles on these tires.

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.

Latitude Tour HP SUV/CROSSOVER all season tires offer safe,reliable handling and a quiet, comfortable ride. Better handling in rain and snow,fuel efficient to reduce harmful emissions. It's important to rotate your tires every 5,000 miles. Very pleased with my purchase.

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.

Great Tires - Have been a Michelin Tire Guy for about 30 years when it was recommended I try a set. Have three vehicles and wouldn't buy anything else. My daughter just put a set on her Aviator too and is extrememly pleased. Tires are a little pricey, but the quality of the tire is worth it. It is the best insurance to buy and the only thing between my vehicle and the road!

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.

A couple of months ago, I needed to get new tires for my small SUV. It had always "ridden like a truck" and I was sure it always would. I looked at many different kinds/brands of tires and decided on the Latitude Tour HP. What a difference this tire makes and how surprised was I??? My SUV now rides like a luxury car. I feel so much safer than I did previously and as an added bonus, I'm getting better gas mileage now!

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!

The HP Tour Latitudes (235-60R-18) came with our new 2013 Volvo XC60. We have 45K on them and it's time to retread the Volvo. That said, these tires gave us a great ride in rain and snow, here in Northeast, and I'm going to put on this very same tire in Aug. 2017. My sense of the reasoning behind the real low reviews could be due to the vehicle mounted on, difference in care for the tires and the human factor involved in the review process. Al