After a 67k miles I will be replacing with 4 new Latitude's. I travel over 500 miles per week and I've please with the handling (rain/snow) of these tires. I could of got a least another 3k miles out of them, but replacing before the next big snow/rain storm.

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.

Replaced OEM tires because I have had other brands of Michelin tires on other vehicles and loved the long life and quality ride. However the Defender is a quick wear, only 40000 miles on a 90000 tire, not good. Shop is researching what Michelin is going to give in the way of credit. Will wait and see, but will not put back on Defenders, will go with a Michelin product, but which one,?. Drive in winter snow, summer heat, and everything in between. Tires have been good in all the conditions and only wish they had a longer tread life. May have to go to two sets of tires, one for winter and one set for summer.

Performance seems as good as any tire I have had, but I have NEVER experienced cupping in a tire before. My relatively young Michelin Lattitute Tour HP's are cupped, despite regular rotation, balancing, and alignment. The noise and vibration at highway speeds is beyond annoying. Online research reveals a number of other Michelin Tire owners with the same problem. Did everything right in terms of maintenance, as I have done for years and years, so the only difference is the tire. Any insights?

...we bought a new Toyota RAV4. Based on previous new car purchases; I was certain the vehicle would arrive with a less desirable brand; drive for 25K & replace. Very happy when the car arrived with the Latitude Tour HP. I've used Michelin on full size sedans; sports cars; small pickups; crossovers. I'll never put another brand on any of our cars.

These came on my new 2015 Ford Edge SEL AWD. Almost 9 years later (probably a few years too long), I finally had to replace them with 66,000 miles and very even wear. Through snow and rain, freezing weather, scorching hot summers, turnpikes, highways, county roads, city streets these performed perfectly in any condition and without any noise or harsh riding. So much so, that I just replaced these with the same exact tire, even though other Michelin models were a little less expensive.

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

Original set of tires were OEM equipment when we purchased the vehicle new. At 64K the Lexus RX350 was starting to ride rough like the shocks were gone. Tread was worn to point of replacement. We wanted to replace before winter and now the car rides as smooth as the day we bought it new. Will purchase these tires again and again. Couldn't be happier. Michelin was running a cashback special which helped out in the initial decision to purchase but even without the cashback I would purchase these tires again!!

2003 Mercedes ML350 Inspiration Edition @156K miles bought 4 Latitude Tour HP 275/55R17 109V. Replaced Michelin Cross Terrain SUV 275/55R17 109H purchased @75K miles five years ago. I researched available information plus my own experience to again buy Michelin. My SUV original equipment tires were Dunlop and were replaced around 37K miles with same Dunlop tire which lasted around 38K miles. I drove 200 miles from Chicago to Wisconsin first day and the new Michelins feel fantastic.

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.