For the last 20 years I used competitors brand and was always disaapointed in the life of the tread. I finally broke down and upgraded to the Michelin Latitude and have had super performance with this tire. It appears to be holding up far better then the older brand I was using before. It feels like a better ride and is much quiter.

Came stock on my 2015 Grand Cherokee. Noticed abnormal wear on outside ribs within 2000 miles. Contacted the dealer, they put it on the alignment rack and said it was perfect. With regular rotations they were down to about 4/32 at 25,500 miles. Snow and ice performance was absolutely horrible. Replaced with a set of BFG All Terrains.

Bought as a replacement for CrossTerains. They were less expensive and just as quiet. I got 83K miles from the CrossTerains. These tires have a greater wear factor and seem to be wearing very well. Tires have 43K miles on them now and look good. Tires are on a 2002 Ford Explorer and are used mostly at highway speed with some local rural roads and an occassional light off-road trips. I reccomend these tires to friends.

These were purchased to replace the Michelin Cross-Terrains that outlasted their recommended mileage. It is actually a better riding tire, very quiet, and has excellent wet handling characteristics. They took very little weight to balance, and never lose air.

This tire out of the box gave me a 4 MPG improvement over the OEM tire it came with. They are significantly quieter and give a very positive steering feedback that inspires confidence. I already have more miles on them than the OEMs when I got rid of them. When they wear out... on will go 4 more... without question.

This is my second set of Michelin Latitude Tour tires. Really great ride and traction on my Buick Enclave. I was able to get 60,000 miles out of the set. I think I could have managed 65,000 (which is the warranty) but winter is here. A little expensive, but you get what you pay for. I would recommend them to anyone.

I purchased the Latitude Tour, based on dealer recommendations, for a 2006 Tahoe Z71 that is used on a variety of roads, i.e. expressway, state roads, gravel, etc.. The Latitude Tours replaced a set of Michelin LTX tires with 83,000 miles on them, and an average residual of 4/32 of tread left on all four tires. The Latitude Tours currently have 46,000 plus miles on them and I should get another 20,000 miles without any problems. They ride good, they are quite, give good traction in the wet weather and snow, and I believe they are doing what they were engineered for. However, when I need a new set of tires, I will go back to the Michelin LTX tires. My discontent with the Latitude Tour is that when turning sharply in the Tahoe, in a parking lot or parking deck, you can feel the sidewalls roll over and slide. The Tahoe, with 4 wheel drive, is a heavy vehicle, and needs a tire with a stiffer sidewall. The Latitude Tour is designed for a lighter SUV or Crossover to provide a smooth ride. I will still recommend the tire, but subject to the application.

My Michelin tires have made a huge difference in how my car feels on the road. It used to pull and tug, but now it hugs the road. What a smooth ride I now have on a car that is over 10 years old. I will never buy anything but Michelin for my vehicles. They are quality you can trust.

I recently brought my Jeep into A Michelin dealer to have them check my tires because they seemed to be wearing rather fast. After an exam the tire specialist agreed and called Michelin. They replaced the tires much to my surprise. I couldn't have been happier. After reading all the negative reviews I had to write this. I would definitely buy Michelin tires again.

I was fortunate to have these tires included as standard when I purchased a 2010 Mercury Mariner. They provided excellent traction in all driving conditions and on all terrain. I was pleasantly surprised to learn that the warranted mileage for the tires was actually exceeded. I had no problems with the tires, and as a result, I recommend Michelin tires because of their quality and durability.