I bought my 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee last summer with 25,000 miles on it. Although I'm told there are many miles left on the tires I am not happy with how they handle the snow and ice in northern Michigan and will be buying new tires. These tires may be good for dry and wet roads but I have had much better all season tires for snow and ice and I don't recommend them for any place that gets snow.

I just corssed over $65K with my Latitudes in my Hylander and they are still running great. Only one flat over 4 years due to a nail. I picked up about 10% on fuel economy as long as I have them all at 30-31 PSI. Excellent for breaking, stop and go in the highway and in the city (NYC). I can't wait to get them replaced but it looks like I can still get about 5K to 7K additional. Great buy. Highly recommended.

Quality tires are a benefit to driving safe and being able to depend on a good trip. What I like about the tire was the way the tire track through ponding water on the highway. I was pleased with the results, I purchased second set for my P-up truck and enjoying the ride.

To say I've been buying tires for years is an understatement. In the early days I would rely on the "recommendations" of the so called tire experts to help me in my purchase needs. Well I now know there is only ONE TIRE for ALL our cars in this family and that tire is MICHELIN!! In over 10 years now of Faithful purchase of the Michelin brand our family has not had 1 tire related problem. In Texas, driving 65-70 on 104*+ freeways with more potholes than you can count, that is saying a lot!!! Our latest purchase on our Expedition was the Latitude Tour & again impressed is the only word to use. I promise I've learned my very painful lesson if buying cheap (cheaply made) & faulty tires from other manufacturers. Not only do other brands not hold up, but I've figured that by spending a few extra $ for a good Michelin tire upfront, I've save my family more money, time, hassle & grief by not replacing a faulty tire more often. When this tire says it can last however many miles, it will & beyond with good care & maintainance. Thanks forever to Michelin for making a great quality product that SAVES my family in more ways than I can count.

This tire came on my new 2013 GMC SUV. When my vehicle was around 63K miles and I was thinking I would need to replace the tires soon, I asked a mechanic to look at the tread and tell me how much longer he thought I had on the tires. He floored me by saying he thought I could get at least another 12K out of them! I'm sold. I never gave much thought to tires before and would just take whatever the mechanic had on hand or wanted to sell me. I'll be asking for this tire when it comes times to replace the set. I live in a southern state without much winter weather and am an average driver -- not necessarily laid-back but not aggressive.

I have had the Latitude Tour All Season Luxury tires on my SUV for 3 years and they did everything they were supposed to do at all times. That is they do not slip in the rain. This winter I got caught in a snow storm, I was able to pass most drivers at about 30 miles per hour. (they were going 10mph). Dealer always rotated the tires as they were supposed to. The only bad thing about the tire is that they can not be repaired if two holes appear within 15 inches. But thats true about all tires. So then I guess there is nothing bad about the tires. One more thing. The road hazzard warrantee kicked in and although all was prorated......... Dealer made me one happy happy driver. ( thought I would say Camper).

I bought my first set of Michelin Latitude Tour Tires on 6/12/2009, with 31090 miles on my 2008 Nissan Armada. I retired them today 6/23/2014, with 91203 miles on my 2008 Nissan Armada. That comes out to close to 6 years, and 60,113 miles of carefree, happy driving. The best part is that they still had enough good tread left on them, to get me through this year's past winter's snowiest and iciest months. So I say thank you Michelin, for making an outstanding product, as I look forward to that same quality in my new set of Latitude Tour Tires.

I looked at what others said about the Michelin Latitude Tour. The first reviews were saying they were getting 100,000 miles (on a 65,000 mile tire). I found that unbelievable. I do like the tires and have not had an issues with hydroplaning, snow in northern Illinois. They have been quiet as well. So I measured the tread depth on my tires at 54, 276 miles. I checked each tire in four places, checking each main grove channel. I added the readings up and averaged them all. I had .153" average tread depth left. At this wear rate, I can also hit 100,000 miles. This is unusual for tires! I'm sticking with these when they wear out.

I have always used Michelin tires, but this latest set of tires that I replaced were on my new vehicle. No problems, no excessive wearing and lasted through 61,133 miles of Jersey Shore driving.. I can't see me purchasing any other brand.....thank you.

Bought four of these tires about two months ago and have tried twice to have them balanced. First time at the installer, and second time at car dealership. Still getting vibrations in the steering wheel at higher speeds. Never had this problem with previous tires. Also tires seem to telegraph all of the road bumps, irregularities, and voids into the vehicle. No cushioning with the new tires.