Came with my wife's '16 Toyota Rav 4 XLE and so far have 48,000 plus miles and down to 5/32 now so thinking of replacing with the same.Have not had any problems and we have taken this on quite a few long trips also but maily we do short runs on a daily basis.

I really prefer Michelin tires but these Latitudes will not make it through the coming winter. They came on my new 2016 Ford Edge. I now have 35900 miles on them and I'm shopping for new tires. I expected to get at least 45000 - 50000 miles on them. I'm particular about my tires so I keep them properly inflated, balanced and rotated. I like the feel and the quiet ride but unfortunately they were short lived.

I have had this set of tires for close to a year and a half now, and I am very satisfied of them. I had the opportunity to drive on many different kinds of pavement--or even no pavement at all--and under different climate conditions, sunny, rainy or snowy, and always could rely on a solid grip and excellent responsiveness to the steering wheel. And the tire wear at this point looks very limited. Looks to me like a perfect set for all seasons and all roads !

I purchased these tires after several weeks of research, and have been very pleased with their performance. They have improved the ride quality of my GMC Envoy Denali significantly. The performance of these tires during adverse weather conditions is terrific. I am currently looking to replace the tires on my wife's vehicle, and will be using the Michelin Latitude touring tire on that vehicle as well. I work in a large GM dealership and have seen it all when it comes to tire issues and performance. The Michelin tire brand has always stood out as the benchmark of tire performance and longevity.

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?

purchased 4 latitude tour hp tire on 07/06/2019 for my 2018 equinox with 24357 miles on 06/21/21 need replacement with 52387 miles thread life warranty 55000 only got 28000 miles of thread wear pure junk were rotated with every oil change (6000 miles) will never by Michelin again

I just took my 2013 Volvo XC 90 in for service and was told that I have to replace my Michelin Tour HP Tires after 20,000 miles. The tread depth was 3/32" or less. Seems like premature tread wear to me, although I didn't have the tires rotated as suggested. I had to replace the last set because the treads were damaged by rocks.

A great set of tires that I put put my wife's car. I trust them to perform for the safety of her taking my kids around town, trips to grandma's, doctor visit's,etc.., and depend on them to bring my family back home to me. If I did not trust them and all aspects of seeing my vehicle's are maintained (especially the tire pressures) I would not be doing my duty to my family. A set of tires by Michelin gives me one less thing that will turn my hair gray. Try them! Randy

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.

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.