These Michelin Latitude Tour tires came as original equipment on my 2015 Toyota Highlander. I now have 78,000 + miles on them and they are approaching replacement stage. Compared to the other Highlanders I owned with different manufacturers' tires (no names to be negative) that never got over 45,000 miles before replacing, these Latitudes are great. Will replace them with the same. People that have traveled with me always state how quiet the ride is. I have to believe some of that is due to the tires. Surprised that some have had issues, based on my experience.

I bought the tires because I'm a fan of michelin. I want tires that ride smooth and quiet. These tires fit the bill. These tires are very quiet and ride very smooth. I don't check for gas miles because I don't think It can be a great increase. They do exactly what I want. I always use Michelin.

I bought a set of these tires 2 weeks ago and I am completely blown away with the performance of these tires if I could give 10 stars I WOULD! My car drives a LOT better and seems to react a whole lot quicker. Now YES they was just about the most expensive tires they had but it IS money WELL SPENT!

I have had Michelin tires on my cars for the last 16 year and they are the best. The first time I purchased Michelins I did lots of research to choose the best tire and ever since then I have had Michelins on my vehicle. I was very happy when I bought my new car Michelins came standard with it. Finally the auto manufacturers are choosing a quality tire for the cars.

First tried the Latitude Tours but they had a hard ride. Tried the M/S2's which had a much softer ride; wife was happy. Road noise was different between the 2. Tours had a humm; M/S2's had typical road noise. Neither was very loud. Think most will be happier with these due to softer ride.

2017 Ford Escape - 3 year lease in Aug. 2016 - 55K warranty on tires. Asked Ford dealer to look at tires and noisy cab in April 2018. Their comment was ""found all tires choppy with wear pattern" at 20,000 mile inspection for warranty. I'm 59 years old. I don't drive erratically. Now they are at 31K and the center rib is bald and the wear bars wearing now. Go look at TireRack reviews and you'll see how poorly these tires wear - and how many Ford Escapes got stuck with them on it. Sorry, Michelin. You used to be worth the extra money. Not so much anymore.

I purchased four Michelin Latitudes for my Honda Pilot. I have put almost 20,000 miles on them and they have performed flawlessly. The Latitudes are quiet, provide great traction, and have increased my fuel efficiency. I have bought other brands but never again. I am now a lifetime Michelin consumer.

At the time I purchased I had given thought to replacing the vehicle. After the replacement of tires my vehicle rode as it had as new. This is not a joke. I have now added 35k on this set and still rides nearly as new. Grip, perfect, rain & slush, great, 100 degree plus, solid ride. I will never use a cheaper tire again........................................

Michelin Latitude Tour tires were on the Buick when I bought it. The tires are as they advertise, quiet ride and good gas mileage. During a freak snow storm last winter, (dumped 20 cm in one day) I had no problem getting home from work. The tires work great in snow and on wet pavement. I had them on the Impala I owned and if the Buick hadn't already had them on, I would have replaced the tires with Michelin tires.

I am very happy that I invested a few more bucks in these tires. The ride is so much better, not just a slight bit better, but a noticeable difference, I will put Michelins on my wife's car as soon as I can! Only have 20,000 mi on them so can't comment on wear. Do not ride off road so dito.