Michelin tires in my opinion are clearly in a class above the rest. Compare any Michelin tire side by side against any brand and the weight, sidewall construction and quality of the product are clearly evident. At todays interstates speeds and traffic situations you can feel safe riding on Michelin tires.

Just recently installed Michelin Latitude Tours on my 2002 GMC Envoy. It's my second set of Michelins. Really enjoying the quiet, smooth, comfortable ride I'm getting with these tires. Personally, I've found paying a little extra for the safety, longevity, and reliability of the Michelin tire over other brands is well worth it in peace of mind and satisfaction. I've even noticed a slight uptick in my gas mileage (mile or so per gallon). For a 12 year old SUV, that's not bad at all!

I am retired and only drive for pleasure. I thought my tires were fine when I took the car for an oil change and tire rotation. Then the service manager approached me and told me that the tread on the sides of all the tires was pulling away from the tires and I should replace them all. I said I only have 26000 miles on them and that can't be. I looked and sure enough I could see the separation. The side walls seem dry rotted also. I could not find a recall notice so I'm at a loss as what rights I have. As I said I'm retired and on a fixed income I can't afford to buy new tires every three years.

Michelin tires were recommended to replace the original tires on our SUV. After researching many types/brands, Michelin was the #1 choice. Gas mileage did improve slightly, & road noise decreased. Average daily driving is 60 miles, I needed a tire that would handle all weather situations, and last. I am very pleased with the tires.

I work for a fleet and we purchase Michelin tires, We get great quality and longevity out of the tires. This is the reason when I buy tires for my personnel vehicle I always buy Michelin. I have had excellent results with any model I purchase and will be getting a new set in the fall for my Impala.

Was just online checking feedback about my original tires. I see they can go quite a distance...for many, but not all, folks. I'll just add my two cents. I have over 83K on my tires so far and am still going. They've been great road tires for my Equinox. I had Michelin's on my last two cars, too...different "tire models." They all went well over 75K without any issues. I'm definitely a Michelin fan!!

My thanks for all the online reviews that deeply influenced our tire choice. We changed to Michelin Latitude Tour for 1) Braking distance, 2) Road noise, and, 3) Ride comfort. The huge warranty period and reasonable price made the decision easy. The quiet and comfort are remarkable. No brake test yet, but we are confident where our Michelin rubber meets the road.

We purchased these tires for our Porsche Cayenne S. We wanted a good, long lasting, quiet and good looking tire to compliment the SUV. So far these tires have met all requirements. When ever possible we purchase Michelin tires due to their wearability and smooth, quiet ride.

Bought these tires to go on my wife's Ford Edge. She loves them! They are so quiet and hold the road incredibly well, even in standing water! These tires replaced a set of michelins that had 76,000 miles on them, so we couldn't be happier with the brand!

Just replaced the tires on my 2010 Ford Escape after 72,800 miles on the original Michelin Latitude Tour that came on the vehicle from the factory. Smooth ride, good grip in wet, dry or snow, long life. Would not consider any other brand. Well worth the small premium.