Our first set of tires on our new Lexus RX 450 Hybrid were of a different (than Michelin) make and they lasted only 45000 miles. So when we bought our usual Michelin tires with a 60000 miles warranty we were skeptical. Now 65000 miles later on all kinds of roads, we are more than impressed. Never again will we drive on anything that the strong, dependable and long lasting Michelins.

I went to replace my tires today on my ML500. found out that I had this Latitude set for over 4.5 years 80,000 Miles. I was just amazed. With the handling, comfort, life, and dependency, I won't ever buy tires other than Michelin. I'm still waiting on my other new Mercedes tires to wear out in order to see how much better it will be with a Michelin set rather than the lousy sets that come with a new car.

I have the Latitude Tour HP on my 2014 Toyota RAV4 and my Toyota Dealer says the tires need to be replaced. I bought the car new and the car won't be three years old until October 1, 2017. This is my first set of Michelin tires and the tread wear is not what I expected. Very poor for an upscale tire. My tires were regularly rotated and pressure adjusted at my Toyota dealership. Car has 49K original miles and is driven locally for family and ride-share applications. Not happy at all, and am considering another high-end brand.

The Latitude Tour HP Michelin Tire came as original equipment on my 2012 Volvo XC60. I did not have a single problem with these tires, they are great in the snow and handle well. I now have 70,000 miles on them and they still have usable tread. Remember to rotate your tires to get the maximum mileage. I am very happy with this tire and will replace them with another Michelin Tire.

I've got my SUV from Japan with the Toyo tires. Excellent grip, a bit noisy and lasted 3 years. Replaced them with Michelin. Excellent grip, much lower noise and lasted 7 years. Now I have both all-season and winter tires from Michelin. And forget to check the tires pressure for months. When change from all-season to winter and back, the pressure is still nominal.

Have a 2008 Ford Edge that had the Lattitude Tour HP tires. Just bought another set after 48,000 miles. We could have gone the full 55,000 miles but decided to changes before winter weather. Look forward to another 50,000 miles out of this new set. New tires ride like a dream, looking forward to our Thanksgiving 1,200 mile road trip!

I just purchased my second set of the same tires; Michelin Lattitude Tour HP. I got great service out of the first set and chose to stay with the same brand. These tires safety, dependability, and superb ride is what brought me back to the same brand. I am confident that I will get the same performance out of these ones as I did with the first set, if not, I'll be sure to post it here for others to know.

I am not sure how some people are caring for their tires, but with proper rotations & correct air pressure, these tires will last a long time. These were stock tires on our 2010 Toyota Venza and we are closely approaching 80,000 miles and there is still lots of tread remaining. When the time comes for a new set of tires for the Venza, I will be purchasing another set of these tires!

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.

I've driven on Michelin tires, both all season radials and winter specific tires, for the duration of my memory. My current vehicle came with these Michelin tires as standard equipment, but I would have changed to them had it not. The confidence, safety, ride quality and overall handling characteristics I experience with them are unsurpassed. I will have nothing else on my vehicles. The price is inconsequential when compared to the benefits these tires bring to the consumer.