we have had them on the last 2 vehicles. (1) on a 2012 buick enclave and now on our 2014 caddillac srx-4. they are very quiet--the ride is great--- fuel enconomy is better than what the mfg rating are braking is good. I wish they were on my 2014 Nissan frontier sv 2 w.d. it would be a lot quieter and have a better ride than what is on it from the factory. would trade them in a heart beat if I could.

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.

Have put over 6,500 miles on my new Latitudes in past four months, both city and highway driving, and have already completed first rotation. Tires still look like new. Gas mileage was off about 5% for first 3,000 miles or so, but now is back to "normal" levels or slightly better. Handling, braking and traction have been superior and noise and comfort are vastly improved over previous original equipment tires. Only issue has been at what tire pressure to run the tires. Owners manual states 30psi, but Michelin dealer insists on 35psi.

We replaced the original tires on our RX350 with the same tires. I liked the Michelin tires that were original because of the smooth ride and the long wear factor. They still had a lot of tread left at 65,000 miles but we were going on a long trip so I felt it was time to change. I always try to buy Michelin because of my past experience. There are no negatives.

These tires came on my chevy equinox off the lot. I am currently at 42,000 miles, I have rotated them often between 3-6000 miles and I still have decent tire left. I live in Pittsburgh so we have the worst roads and oddest of odd weather conditions. These tires have traveled to north Carolina 3 times and using the vehicle heavily. Best tires I have ever had and now I am pricing them out for when I need to replace in the next year. highly recommend!!!

I am a Pointer Breeder and I travel many miles in my 2005 Ford Expedition. I have 25,000 miles on my Michelin Latitude Tour tires and I am very satisfied. I have rotated them 4 times and they are showing little wear. They are very quiet and smooth riding tires, especially at highway speeds. Braking and handling have been excellent in dry, rain and snow covered road conditions. They also have an attractive tire profile. I highly recommend them.

I have had these tires for a number of years. They are relatively quiet and comfortable and handle well for all seasons. However, at about 55,000 km they are almost worn out. I am not an aggressive driver. Don't believe the mileage claims. I always buy Michelin and would not buy again.

Over 122,000 miles on my 2010 Ford Escape and still driving on the original tires (Michelin Latitude Tour). The tires still have decent tread on them, but I'm replacing because due to the Florida sun, the sidewalls are beginning to show signs of dry rot. I will buy the same tires to replace them. Wear is extremely even, ride smooth as silk, and I didn't notice any of the excessive road noise that is mentioned in other reviews.

Good tires that grip well. These are a major improvement over the tires they replaced on my Pilot. Braking, grip and ride comfort are very good. Mileage is similar to previous tires. I have not used them off road, but they did a great job on snow and ice covered dirt roads in the Catskill Mtns. I recommend these tires.

This is a great tire. Rides smooth, is quiet and holds the road well even on wet or snow covered pavement. I will admit I am not an agressive driver but I have 85000 miles on my current set and have finally gotten close enough to the minimum tread depth that I feel I need a new set. I rotate and balance them every 7500 miles and I am sure this has something to do with them performing well beyond the Michelin mileage warranty. I have them on a Buick Enclave that has a highway rating of 24 MPG. I get 24.5 to 25 MPG depending on traffic and road conditions.