48,000 miles and just now replacing due to slight loss of traction and mostly on snow/ice. Also, have had all tires plugged at least once due to construction nearby. Would not be replacing already if wasn't for that. Great Tire option for an Acura MDX.

I have 27000 miles on a 2015 Lincoln MKC and today dealer informed me that tires barely passed inspection at 4/32. These tires are rated 55,000 and I'll be lucky to get another few thousand before winter comes. I have always balanced and rotated tires with every 5,000 mile oil change. I make sure pressure is at correct psi. I drive around town and not on highways so this is disappointing knowing how much tires are to replace when you're expecting more from the name Michelin.

I've had almost all brands of tires for the past 30 yrs. and Michelin is on the top list I would recommend. I've tested it on multiple vehicles (cars, SUV, crossover) and it is consistently good in quality and performance. It always get passed the recommended mileage and still performs good unlike other tires that when it's close to recommended miles it's already beaten up and dangerous to use.

I purchased these tires mainly because they were the original equipment tire on my Ford Explorer when I purchased my automobile. They have always given excellent traction and stopping power in the rain and snow. They are also quiet in the cabin while driving on the interstate. I can't ask for a better tire on my vehicle.

Came OEM on my 2020 edge. (Manufactured dec 2020 due to shortages still) Needs replaced under 29k miles to pass this January state inspection requirement. Normal driving proper rotation at dealer every oil change. all 4 are boarderline to fail treadwear otherwise drove well.

Replaced original tires that were also Tour HP's and were very satisfactory. This new set is just as quiet and has good roll quality. I expect another 50m in spite of my 4700# SUV that usually runs at high speed resulting in hotter tires. Very solid feel when cornering at speed as well. I plan to buy them again in 50m miles more.

These 18 inch Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires came OEM on my 2017 Ford Escape, It quickly become apparent that on anything except completely smooth pavement they generate fairly high levels of road noise. I only have 10,000 km on them and the wear and traction both seem good to date,however due to the noise levels I am looking for a quieter set of tires to put on. I was fairly surprised at having to do this as I've always been a big fan of Michelin partly for the smooth and quiet ride they usually provide, however I can not recommend this particular tire by any means.

I bought these tires about 500 miles ago. I am so pleased with the handling (great), noise level (none), and hopefully the wearability. I only noticed slight fuel efficiency. The braking distance was noticeably shorter. These tires replaced Michelin Pilots on a 2007 Chrysler Pacifica where I got about 45,000 miles and was told they were best on a passenger car. So, I bought the Latitude Tour HP because these are better suited to a crossover vehicle.

I cannot recommend these tires. They came OEM with my Acura MDX 2015 (105h green x latitude hp tour) and now in June 2017, I have been told that I need to replace these. The news one have a tread depth of 10/32 and mine are at 4/32 after 2.5 years and 33k miles only. This is sub-par performance. I don't see anything amazing about braking distance or wet road performance, so I cannot comment about that. MDX is a fairly big 3 row SUV, so we've used it as family car and not for joy riding, hard braking or hard acceleration.

The tires performed well for a SUV tire but wore rather quickly. By 25000 miles the tires began to deteriorate with chunks of material separating on the treads A 40% credit was offered but the tires have been out of production now for over two months and the dealer has yet to obtain a definite date for replacement. The inability to obtain timely replacements is my only concern for recommendation.