I have installed Michelin tires on my cars, trucks and SUV's for around 15 years now. These Latitude Tour tires happen to be on my Mercury Mariner Hybrid that I drive everyday. I have had them on for just over 500 miles and they are by far the smoothest tire I have ever had. They are also very quite and I have gain 1.34 mile per gallon. I drive a lot so anything to help with gas mileage is a big plus. If you are looking to purchase a new set of tire these are the best on the Market.

I bought set of 4 tires for my 2007 Toyota Rav4 V6 Sport in December 2011 with 57 000 on odometer. Now, in January of 2017, with 131 000 on odometer time is coming to buy a new set of tires. So, after 5 years and 74 000 miles I am very happy with these tires. I drive about 50% on highway, 40% in city and 10% on unpaved roads (like forest or mountain road). Here we know very well what means winter driving, lake effect snow etc. Even on wet or snowy roads I felt very confident with these tires. The only problem: after 55 000mi with temperature dropping below 20F one(!) of the tires looses pressure, but holds well otherwise.

Bought new vehicle in 2011, Chevy crossover, had the Latitude Tour tires. In 4 years I drove over 86,000 highway miles and decided I needed another pair even though the mechanics stated they would have lasted a few more miles. But I wanted new tires before the snow came so of course I got the same type, hoping these will last over 86,000 when they are rated for 65,0000 miles. Way to go Michelin.

The tire has great ride and road handling in all conditions including snow BUT this is a 60,000 mile tire and it is totally worn out (2 mm remaining) after 27,000 miles. OEM tires supplied on my Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited. The two Jeep service centers I have spoken to about this say that this is very common with this tire. Used 97% highway and local driving 3% offroad.

After researching tires for my small compact SUV and speaking to a Michelin customer service representative I bought these. It feels like I was driving on a cloud! And very quiet! I did not compare the braking nor gas mileage from previous tires but I LOVE these tires.

I'm pleased to report that the Michelin Latitude Tour tires that came standard on my 2011 Ford Escape XLT have, as of two days ago, surpassed the 100,000 mile mark; far surpassing their 65,000 mile warranty! I was only diligent about having them rotated at each oil change. I'm finally replacing them with another set of new Michelin Latitude Tour and looking forward to another 100,000 (which, at the rate I drive, won't be long)! Thanks, Michelin, for making a GREAT tire!

I was hesitant at first to purchase Michelin tires, but the bi-annual tire replacement loop I was in was mining my pocket a bit too much. So, I went ahead and gave Michelin a full roll. Well three years and several thousand miles of HWY driving have converted me to a Michelin customer for life. I am impressed with the stable ride the tires deliver and the remarkable traction the tires maintain on wet surfaces. Additionally, my pocket is highly pleased to be released from the bi-annual loop with the revolutionary mileage life of the Michelin tires. Lincoln's head is still obscured by the tread!

i'm buying a second set of Latitudes for my 2010 GMC Terrain. i drove the first set for 50,000 miles and found they are excellent in the rain, snow, ice, and summer highway heat. They are quiet and handle all road conditions easily. At 50,000 miles, they are not worn out, but I'm going back up to the snow country for skiing, and just want the security that these tires offer me.

This is the 5th set of Michelins I have put on my car. I currently drive an 03 Honda Pilot which I bought new and now has 269,000 miles on it, most of them on Michelins. I average 84-86,000 miles per set on the Pilot and can be pretty hard on my tires. These tires perform flawlessly on slick pavement, in heavy rain and in snow and ice conditons. In Montana, they take me safely offroad on some tracks that are usually traversed only by rugged 4 wheel pickups with heavy duty off road tires. I will never buy another brand of tire. Period.

These tires are the best we have bought, Even in snow they handle like you have chains. They corner like you are driving on a rail. They stay balanced and use very little weights. Stopping is the best. like the tire is glued to the payment. No tire noise at any speed. The price is what you for, GREAT!!!