This is the second set of these tires on our 2010 Cadillac SRX and they have performed very well. We swaped out at 48k but they still had another 10k left but wanted to get some fresh rubber before a Minnesota winter! These tires ride really well, they are quiet and get great mileage both gas mileage and tire mileage. I would definitley buy them again. You cant go wrong with a Michelin tire.

My 08 ford edge came with latitude tires and today I replaced them with a new set. I had put a little over 69 thousand miles on them and never had a problem with them, other then getting stuck in the mud. Not made for mud. Made 8 trips from FL, to WI and back.

These Latitude Tour HP tires came equipped on my Cayenne S, and they did not hold up. I have only about ~30k km on them since I run winter tires about half the year. I also rotate them regularly when I swap them for my winters. They started chunking right as I entered the sixth year of their production (coincidentally how long their warranty is). I would not recommend these tires, have never seen chunking like this before and speaks to their poor construction and Michelin's poor QC as a whole.

These tires came with our 2015 Cadillac SRX. The tread life says this tire has a 90,000 km warranty but only after 45000km these tires need to be replaced. We will not attempt to drive with these tires in the winter because they did not perform that well in the snow even when they were brand new.

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.

I have used Michelin on all my trucks and suv's. We were purchasing my 1st used Yukon and a sales person told me to look at the tires and if they have Michelin's the owner took care of the car because the average person does want to invest in their tires. I purchased a Yukon with Michelin on it and replace them last month with another set of Michelin so it will continue to last.

I have owned 3 sets of these tires for my 2006 Mercedes Benz ML 350 (size 235/65/17) and I have never attained even 50% of the warranty of 55,000 miles on any of these full sets of tires. I replaced my initial set with the same tires because the dealer who I purchased the vehicle from offered free replacements for life. However, I moved away from this dealership before I needed a third set (at 26K) I was ONLY willing to purchase the third set because of the 55K warranty, thinking that if it happened a third time I would get a significant credit for failing to reach anything close to the warrantied mileage. Unfortunately, since I have not driven the car more than a few thousand miles a year for the last 3 years, I ran past the 6 year warranty time limit before I reached the 2/32nds mileage requirement. Therefore, even though I have now gotten to the point where the tires should be replaced (at 25K), the warranty has expired due to time limits. Needless to say, I am very disappointed with the mileage promised by Michelin on this tire. Had the actual warranty been reduced to 25K or 30K for my particular vehicle, I NEVER would have purchased the third set of tires for my vehicle. I generally have high respect for Michelin, however in this case their mileage warranty promise is significantly overstated.

These tires were on the vehicle when purchased. 235/50 R18 Latitude Tour HP Speed rating V According to Michelin they have a 55k, 6 Year limited warranty and they are worn out at 36k miles and are dry rotting throughout the treads. They were MFG the 29th week of the year in 2014. DOT code 2914. There is no excuse to have a set of tires that MUST be replaced at 36k and I do understand that at 55k they would be almost bald. There is also no excuse for dry rotting in tires on a vehicle that is used daily and has driven for 12k miles per year. Michelin has had recall on similar size Latitude tires for a dry rot, should these have been included?

Have A 2017 MKC with 25,962 miles & it's a lease they are telling me I need new tires less than a year to go on my lease they want me to pay for new tires when the tread warranty for these are 55,000 miles (235/ 50R18)......... P.S. I'm at my fifth lease never had to by new tires before I returned any car. Lucie G.

I recently acquired a set of these tires for my 2007 Landrover LR3 and have been extremely satisfied. I previously had a set of the stock tires on this vehicle. The road noise is much lower, almost non-existent with these tires and the ride is much smoother. Additionally, just today I had the opportunity to try these tires out in snow and ice. We received heavy freezing rain/ice at the start of a storm that was covered with an additional four inches of snow. I expected to have at least some slipping given this combination. However, the tires were rock steady and did not slip at all. I live in a subdivision that never gets plowed early at the top of a hill and had no issues getting up or down steep hill in this SUV that weights about 6000 pounds. Am very happy with these tires. One of the best purchases I have made in a while.