The original equipment tires for my 2003 BMW X5 4.6is were the 20" Michelin 4x4 Diamaris "High Performance" tires, but they developed a droning noise after 15,000 miles, so I replaced them with Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires and couldn't be more pleased. The Latitude Tour HP tires give a much better ride, are much quieter and are "all-season" so are good in snow, where as the Diamaris tires gave no traction in snow since they are a summer tire. I highly recommend the Latitude Tour HP tires.

Drive between FL and TN half a dozen times a year. So I am familiar with the performance in the FL flat lands and the winding hills of TN. These are excellent tires. I am now at the wear bands and am replacing with the same. I have 51,000 on this set. I rotate regularly at every oil change and do an alignment at least once per year. I check air pressure probably monthly and keep them inflated 35 to 36 psi. Great tire.

I bought a set of Michelin Latitude Tour HP (215/65R16) in May 2014 for my '05 XC70. The improvement in handling over my old brand of tires is tremendous. I cannot comment on how the tires wear since I've been driving on them for only 8 weeks or so, but am very happy with the overall and high speed handling they provide. I will definitely buy them again as long as they wear well.

I was looking for a smoother ride than the factory tires that came on my Jeep Grand Cherokee, was told these Michelin Latitude Tour HP Tires would be a much better ride by the tire sales person. They were not. I spent $400 more for these tires than the factory tire would have cost me. Won't buy them again.

I just recently checked the air pressure and found all four tires were 10 pounds low which I believe was causing a noticeable humming noise when running between 60-70 mph. Other than that, I am still pleased with my purchase. The tires are comfortable to ride on and provide great traction.

I have just returned from my Audi dealer for a recall and service repair. While there, they informed me that my tires which were the originals when I purchased my Audi 2011 Q5 needed to be replaced. I have 18784 miles on the car which is garaged and well cared for. I have never had Michelin tires last for so few miles and my previous car was a Porsche Boxster. Obviously, Michelin quality is not what it used to be.

2017 Ford Escape Titanium. At about 25000 KL we started getting a rough feeling ride and a considerable amount of road noise. We had the SUV undercoated with sound barrier when we purchased the vehicle. The change in the feel and handling of the tires has become very noticable. Traction has also deterioated. We now have 42000 KL on the tires. I am pricing new tires as we donot like the noise and lack of traction.

The OEM tires on our Volvo were noisy and harsh, though handling was adequate. We replaced them with the Latitude Tour HP and are pleased with the handling, quiet ride and overall performance. Can't wait for our 2,000 mile trip south to see if there is an improvement in fuel usage. Like the tires very much.

This tire lives up to what I was told it would be. Good wet traction and secure handling gives me peace of mind knowing my wife has these on her SUV. Tread wear is holding up pretty good after two years. They look sharp too. I'm happy with my purchase.

Tires purchased with new vehicle, lasted 105,000 miles with even wear at 4/32 tread depth remaining. Great balance throughout lifetime of P245/60R18 tires on a 2012 Ford Explorer. Rotation and balance performed after every oil change (5000 miles) and assured constant 35 PSI tire pressure. I have replaced with same tire and the ride is excellent just as my original. Could have purchased a cheaper tire, but I think I made the best choice for my vehicles quite ride, safety and performance.