The tires came with my new 2018 Ford Escape Titanium, but I plan to replace the tires next month and the odometer now reads only 27,112. I am over 80 years old and much of my driving is on a 4-lane highway with a 55 -mph speed limit. I have used Michelin tires exclusively for decades and until now have experienced excellent tire life, but I can find no mechanical reason to explain such poor tread wear and apparently there is no tire warranty with new cars.

I drive 40% of the time on highways and have found this tire performs perfectly at low and high speeds. Best feature is it grabs the road but does not have a lot fo anoying noise at higer speeds. It is great in all conditions and highly recommend it for SUV's.

I have a 2011 Venza equipped with Latitude. I have driven more than 90000km on these four tires and they are still good. They are quiet, good on both dry and wet road. Since they are six years old, it's time to change them, I won't try others, I will still keep getting Latitude.

Meets or exceeds tread life expectations, very smooth ride. OEM on 2013 Ford Explorer. I am surprised to see all the complaints about short tread life. It makes me wonder if the older tires were made better. I have my tires rotated every 10,000 miles, occasionally check the tire pressure and don't squeal the tires when making turns at intersections. I decided not to replace the tires before last winter. I looked at them today and may not replace them before this winter (in southeast New York) either based on the remaining tread and the long tread life claimed in some reviews.

Purchased for a 2014 Jeep Cherokee North Edition Winnipeg, Manitoba driving conditions, these tires will see mostly city driving from April/May to October/November. Had to replace the tires that came with this Jeep from new after only 31,000 summer only kilometres. This Michelin Latitude Tour HP is so far a very quiet tire. Handled very well the other night in our first freezing rain/snow event of the 2017 winter season, went over the frozen St.Vital Bridge the other night and these tires preformed just like my Michelin Xice 2 snow tires do. Time will tell, just hope they last longer than three (3) years and 31,000 kilometres.

Put these on my 06 Touareg. They are incredible. Quiet, cushioned, and sticky. A great upgrade over the oem Continentals. I didn't think that was possible as the Touareg and the continentals were pretty great on their own. Everything DOES ride better on Michelins

We are looking forward to removing these worn, rough-riding, poor snow driving tires from an '09 Edge Limited. The car only has 18,000 light/ local miles on it, and the Ford Dealer informed us that although they are perfectly and evenly worn, they will need to be replaced at the next State Inspection. They are just "Worn Out" with "very little tread remaining" I laugh when I read the header comment on this web page that someone has 155,000 miles on them, with plenty of meat still left. (Now THAT'S FUNNY!)

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.

My Ford Explorer XLT came equipped with the Michelin Latitude HP tires. At 42,140km I had to replace the tires and they were mostly highway driven! Sad part 8/32 tread left on tires. On extended Ford warranty so just over the 3 yr/60,000km warranty on new vehicle. Don’t waste your money on these tires. My Ford Explorer XLT la in past (5 of them) all had BFGoodrich tires and never a flat tire, low tire in 22yrs This last Explorer XLT nothing but flat tires!

I use the tires on a personal vehicle. Michelin has always been my preferred brand for all thr Mercedes Benz's I have owned. They provide a solid ride, are rugged and are made of good quality. In comparison to other tires I have purchased, you really do get what you pay for.