GREAT tire, I average 150 miles per day on these tires which are on an 08 Ford Esape. After 35,000 miles the windshield shows more wear than the tires do. The tires were balanced at installation.and haven't needed it at any of the 6,000 mile rotations. If they were made in a 275/60/17 size they would be on my Ford F150 Truck today.

I bought my car in 2003 in California, I moved to Oklahoma and had the best Michelin put on in late 2003 10 years later moved back to the town I purchased my car, I now have 78,000 miles on it and my Michelin are still on my car. All I have had is 1 nail. Best tires I ever had on any car and I am 83 and still running up and down I-5. I think they will last as long as I drive. I think I should get a discount if I ever have to replace them, Fantastic Tire, I am glad I ran across this web site and got to tell what I think of Michelin Tires

I have a 2nd set of Latitude tires on my 2010 Chev. Equinox. As a long distance traveler, I wanted the best tires I could find. I replaced the 1st set of Latitudes at 60,000 miles, even though the tires still had plenty of wear. I wanted the assurance of newer tires with all my trips. Now, with 20,000 miles on the 2nd set, I again know I made the right decision. Road handling is a must for me. I travel 1/2 hour to go 12 miles to get to the highway, on a 2-lane that requires lots of attention and lots of traction. The tires are great on both my backcountry trips and my 4-lane freedom. The Michelin Latitude tires have been a wise investment for me.

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.

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.

Have driven the Michelin 265/70R17 LTX AT/2 tires for 103,000 km and still have a tread life of 45%. These tires were driven 90% on pavement and 10% off road. Approx 30% of the km were towing a 27 foot travel trailer. The tires performed well in dry and wet conditions and in deeper, dry / slushy snow. I will definitely buy another set, when required.

I replaced the factory tires on my 2012 Honda CRV after suffering 3 leaks and one flat tire (after only 20,000 miles). These new Michelins are so much smoother and quieter that it seems like a different car. I will never buy any other brand of tires.

I love the ride and absence of road noise with these tires. I have 20,000 miles on them now and they continue to impress me. I've used them in all wheel on wet roads and four wheel on ice and snow. Never fail to get the traction and hold the road tightly!! The best tires I've ever owned and will buy another set when needed.

I have just replaced the Michelin Latitude tires (235/70/16) that came stock on my 2010 Ford Escape. Nothing special about that, other than the fact that they had 92.285 miles on them. If it had not been for winter coming and I had picked up a nail in one, I would have gotten even more wear out of them; since they still had 4/32" tread left on them.

I purchased Michelin Latitude Tires for my Chevrolet Tahoe knowing they are the best tire available for taking this vehicle on both long trips and around town. The tires ride smoothly on road surfaces, minimize road noise and are a perfect match for the Z71 suspension on my Tahoe should I encounter rough terrain. I had purchased Michelin Run Flats on my Corvette earlier, and so I knew that Michelin's are a quality, long-lasting tire good under multiple driving conditions. Michelins are the only tire I would use for my vehicles.