I recently put a set of four Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires on my wife's Honda CRV. I could tell a big difference in the ride and overall handling of the vehicle just as soon as I left the tire shop. The Michelin tires have such a smooth ride and almost no road noise. Wow! What a great tire. We are very happy with the Michelin product and will definately consider Michelin when needing tires in the future.

I use these tires on a Range Rover Sport. The ride is very comfortable for a sport SUV. We are approaching winter and I can't wait to grip the ice and snow with these. The Rover has stock wheels so I went with the Michelin tires and couldn't be happier.

I am buying the Latitude Tour HP which were original equipment on my 2010 Lincoln MKx. My old tires have 83,000 miles and I would keep them a little longer if the snow and ice season weren't around the corner. Everyone who rides in my car says how nice it rides and they handle well too. I would recommend these tires to a friend. I can't attest to the fuel economy,because these are the only tires I have used on this car, but I do get 20-21 mpg with AWD. The window sticker said 17 mpg city & 23 highway, so I'm happy.

I bought a brand new 2017 Ford Escape in February 2017. It’s now July 2019 and my car has 20678 miles on it and these tires are already almost done for. I get regular tire rotations and these tires have worn down so quickly. I will not even get close to the 55,000 miles.

Dealership put these tires on a Buick Enclave when we purchased the vehicle due to a Firestone recall. They handled the weather all year in Minnesota well. We had the tires rotated and balance checked with every oil change at around 6,000 miles by our local tire store. At 30,000 miles the tread wear on three of the four tires was noticeably degraded. Loud humming and then a vibration started getting louder and louder. At 35,000 we had the tire shop look at them and they said there is an uneven wear pattern that had developed. As we go closer to 45k the noise, vibration, road noise and "rubbing" sounds became too much and we replaced the tires. By far the worst experience I have had with a Michelin tire.

I drive a Nissan Armada as a company vehicle. It came from the factory with these tires. I got 66,000 miles out of them. They have always been very quiet tires on this vehicle. Did not have any flat tires during all these miles and I drive onto construction sites. Good traction in rain and snow (until the last 10,000 miles because I had some center ware due to over-inflation by my mistake). Purchased my next set and they should last until I trade the vehicle in at around 100,000 or so and still have a few miles left in them.

I put a set of Lattitude Tour HP's on my Infiniti FX 35 about a month ago. It's too early to know how they are going to wear, but I do know they are much more quiet than the Yokohama tires I had on the car before the Lattitudes. My wife says the Yokohamas gave a more comfortable ride though. I think the Lattitudes ride just fine. The FX 35 had a fairly stiff suspension, so the ride isn't mushy, regardless of tire brand.

I have been driving for over 50 years and when my tires wear out on my new cars I replace them with Michelins. It is my opinion that there is no better tire on the market for quality, safety, and reliability than what is offered by Michelin. Both of my vehicles have Michelin tires. I am expecially pleased by the way they perform in rain and snow. Want a great tire? Buy Michelin.

The Latitude Tour HP is a very comfortable riding tire on my mid-sized 2011 Lexus GX 460. I drove off the Dealership lot with a competitive brand and after 10 miles, returned to the dealership and requested a replacement with Michelin tires. I prefer the ride over longevity and after 50,000 miles the tread is down to 4/32, so will be replacing later this week before the winter snow season with the same exact Michelin tire.

I live in Atlanta area and have the AWD version of the Cadillac SRX, my wife drives this the mostly around town, at 33K miles we are looking to replace tires. Rotate and balance every 5000, keep the tire pressure at 35 lbs. cold. My major concern is that our SRX does not have a spare, only the inflation/repair kit, and I am at the point where I do not feel comfortable going for a long trip and risking a problem. Not what I expected with this tire. Ideas?