My wife has a 2011 Cadilac SRX with P 235/55 R20 Michelin Lattitude Tires. We have only 22436 miles on the car and the tires are wore out. Tires need to be replaced. We have rotated the tires and kept balanced based on the recomended maintainance and kept air pressure @ 34 lbs. Tires rated for 55k not even close - only 41% life for tire. Should not have to spend money on tires this soon! I thought more highly of Michelin before this experience - thought they were the best made tire offered - I have changed my mind! Hope Michelin stands behind tread life warranty and does what is right so I can change my review.

Replaced another manufacturer's OEM tires for Michelin Latitude Tour HPs and it changed the whole nature of my Infiniti FX-35. The ride was much quieter and the it seemed as if the suspension was tuned for much more smooth road performance. Everyone who rides in the SUV has commented on the smoother, quiet ride. I read another review on Michelin website that said the same thing. I wish to add my voice to those who were seeking a quiet and smooth ride from their vehicle. Great performance and tremendous value tires.

Purchased these to replace the OEM Bridgestones that were installed on my Nissan Murano. The treadwear on these were rated at 90,000km but I now have to replace these with less than 45,000km on them! It's not like one of the tires wore more quickly, it's all 4 which means that I rotated them and had them at the same pressure the whole time. Good thing the garage when I bought them from and have had them serviced since new, knew my service history and will cover the pro-rated warranty with no questions asked! Besides the wear issue, these tires, when they had tread, worked great! They are quiet, and I had nothing but confidence when I was behind the wheel in all weather conditions, (with the exception of winter, I have another set for winter driving).

Absolutely the best tire for our 2007 Mazda CX7. My husband opted to get the wider tires for the purpose of driving in the Philly winter and driving through the torrential South Florida rains. As my husband always says, "safety first!" These tires have a long tread life and the handling and road noise are outstanding.

I drive a car that is an investment rather than a car on loaner status. My first set of tires when I purchased the car brand new was Michelin Latitude HP Runflat. I realized with the great driving and dynamics I was able to get with the first set of tires there is nothing out like it. Even with the tires costing quite a bit it was well worth the purchase.

I do have one tire that I have to check about the air on occasion. My computer lets me know if it is lower than the other three. I am not sure if the tires or the fuel injection has caused the fuel efficiency to be a bit off right now. I am taking it in this week for rotation and check engine.

I always thought Michelin tires were way over priced. I’m a second generation auto body tech and I’ve bn in the business for 20yrs so I’ve driven on a lot different tires but a few yrs ago I purchased a 2015 Ford Explorer and these tires were the original tires the vehicle now has 75,000 miles on it and the tires are still going strong they are starting to get a lil thin on the tread but seeing how these tires hold up and have never left me stranded and have held up to almost 80,000 miles 5 years later I’m completely sold on this brand of tire now if I’m going to put my family in a vehicle it will have Michelin tires on it to me it makes sense now bc most tire companies will put a warranty on a tire like 65,000 miles only to find out it only last 35,000 miles then they want to say well it’s bc who installed them or some other excuse as to why they won’t warranty them but if u buy Michelin the new u don’t have to worry about a warranty bc it will surpass it these used to be a 55,000 mile tire and I’ve got 75,000 on them so there’s ur answer Michelin is worth the money!!!

VERY SATISFIED WITH THE LATITUDE TOURING HP ON OUR VW Touareg. THEY DO NOT HAVE THE SAME SPEED RATING AS THE TIRES WE REPLACED BUT WE ARE RETIRED AND DO NOT RACE THE CAR AND ARE LOOKING FOR ROAD CONTROL, AND A QUITE AND SMOOTH RIDE. OUR ESCALDE HAD THE SAME TIRES AND WE JUST REPLACED THEM AFTER MANY MILES OF GOOD SERVICE AND QUALITY RIDE. STOPPING AND HANDLING ABILITY WAS ALSO A KEY FEATURE IN RE-CHOOSING THIS BRAND AND MAKE OF TIRE.

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.

While I will agree that it handles nice, we are already needing to replace them after only 21K miles on our Escape. It's driven in normal circumstances in dry and wet conditions (no snow) but the tread has not held up to even half what the mileage is supposed to be. I am very dissatisfied. It's not just the wear issue, the last 3-4K miles, these tires have been obnoxiously loud, so much road noise from them that we didn't have when they were new. Additionally, when I preview my review it says I would recommend this tire. Believe me, I clicked NO, not yes. I would not recommend this tire.