I needed new tires for the winter and wanted an all season weather tire. This is the first set of Michelin tires that I've owned. So far I LOVE them. We have had a lot of snow this winter and the tires have performed great. I wonder how long the tires will last, as that has been a problem with all the tires I've previously had on my vehicle, but so far I'm very happy with the performance.

I have been a Michelin user since the early 70s. I have never been disappointed. Whenever I buy a new car, I try to get Michelin Tires, but if not an option I will always change over at the first need of a tire change. With the higher end performance vehicle that Latitude Tour have been great. This is the second set on this vehicle. Great in all seasons and the right feel of firmness on the road.

Tire is not worth the money. Had less then 20000 miles threads low and end were wearing. Will not replace the tire or pro rate. Was getting ready to buy four other until I found out I had less then 20000 miles at the time. At one time all I would buy was Michelins tires. I was going back ...but I have doubts

I have these tires on my 2012 Grand Cherokee. After only 32k miles, they are almost completely bald. How can these be touted as 65k mile tires; I have half that and they are almost unusable at this point. How does Michelin remedy this situation? I am very unhappy with this product.

These tires provide the best performance. These were on my 2013 Chevrolet Equinox when I purchased the car, and have been great. I did the routine tire rotation, and the warranty of 65,000 miles paid off. When I purchased new tires to replace these, I purchased the very same tire because of the fantastic performance. These tires provide a smooth ride as if you're riding in a car instead of an SUV. I would highly recommend these tires to anyone needing new tires for their SUV.

I purchased four new Latitude Tours for my 2005 GMC Envoy (100,000 miles) one year ago and have driven aprox 7K miles. Just had the tires rotated and there was no noticable wear. I had a choice of trading the old Envoy in or getting new tires. I opted for the tires (saved a bunch opposed to a new vehicle). Smart choice as the Envoy's ride / handling is again like new. Looking forward to a few more years with these tires and the Envoy.

I've had these tires for about a year. The original OEM tires just don't compare to these. They reduce road noise and work well in all weather -- just like they are supposed to. I drive mostly on highways, with a decent amount of local driving to boot. Braking is good and I've had Michelin's before on other cars and have always found them to be reliable.

Came with my 2018 Murano, just rolled over to 20k miles, and the dealer say's they need replacing. Took the car to a major tire center, got the same response. Did tire rotations like clock work, kept the pressure correct, very disappointing. Now I'm not sure what to replace them with, I like Michelin, and they gave a smooth quite ride, but 20k!, that's almost 1/2 the estimated life, and this is only on weekday short commutes.

I purchased a set of these for my sunfire loved them I bought a 2012 chevy eqnioux and these are OEM Iwill never buy another brands these in my opion are the best tires have a litttle over 12,000miles on them just had them rotated and they still have all there tread on them

I am in sales and do a lot of driving in my Santa Fe. I have 50k on these tires and they still have a lot of tread on them. They are getting a little more road noise as they wear down. They handle well in rain and snow. If I get 70k out of them I will buy them again.