This tire replaced the stock tires on my 2006 Nissan Frontier Crew Cab LX. The original tires lasted 60,000 miles which was pretty impressive. I could have gotten 5,000 more miles easily out of them. Got the Michelin Latitude Tour HP - P265 / 60R-18 110H MBZ and could not be happier with my choice. I do very little off road driving (which really amounts to fire roads), so highway driving was more important to me. These tires are noticeably a lot quieter and smoother with a noticeable better grip in corners. In So Cal, we have very little rain, so the small amount we have shows these tires to perform very excellent. My fuel economy has increased about 1 mile per gallon. I have only put 5,500 miles on them since purchasing them 2 months ago and have already rotated them once. So far, these tires were a great choice. I also researched tires for several months before purchasing them, because once you buy them, you are stuck with them for a long time. I also went plus 1 on the size over stock.

I have Latitude Tour HP tires on my CRX, Mileage 67,892. and they still grips the road, wet and alittle snow.. Given the tread is edging on "need to be replaced", and I live in the northern snow belt, I'm going to replace them with the same tire. Why mess with perfection.

With over 53,000 miles on my Ford Edge, there is still plenty of tread that is showing even wear. Even pulling a trailer loaded with kayaks and bikes, while driving in temperatures in the 80s and 90s, my Latitude Tour HP tires are quiet and perform excellently. The roads in Florida are often slick with water from sudden downpours. The Latitude Tour HP tires handle the wet roads with no problems. I can't imagine buying any other tire when it is time to replace my factory tires. Thanks to Michelin for producing such a great product.

Replacing the original tires on my Lexus GX460. Although these are rated for 55K miles, I've already got 61K on them and they are just now at the tread wear level to be replaced. I'm buying this exact same tire for the vehicle because the first set was the best tire I've ever had.

These tires did not work for us. They came standard on our MDX and the original tires lasted 30k miles. Got those replaced with same tires - which lasted only 23k miles and were found to be defective. We received a credit for replacement and put on 4 new replacements of the exact same tire. This time, my wife experience a blowout on the left rear tire while driving on a two lane highway. The tire complete shredded, with the tread separating from the sidewall. Thankfully she did not have a head on collision. The tire was about a year and a half old at this point and had approx. 12k miles on it. The full set was determined to be defective with signs of tire rot. My wife is not an aggressive driver (to say the least). These tires apparently do not hold up well in hot weather climates. We received a credit and purchased replacements of a different brand.

I purchased four Latitude HP XL P255 50 R19 tires for my 2009 Toyota Highlander, (Non- OME). These tires are awesome. They handle like a dream, there is little or no cabin noise, and the gas mileage has improved over the original garbage tires that were on the SUV. No problems with wheel housing fit. If you are looking for your next set of tires, look no further. They are not cheap, but well worth the investment and peace of mind. I am a Michelin man for life.

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.

My 2014 Ford Edge was my company car that I purchased from my former employer in 2019 with original Latitude TOUR HP Michelins. I'm just now replacing at 106,886 miles. I just purchased 4 new ones at COSTCO. The 2 rear tires still have usable tread.

These tires came on my 2024 Ford Edge SEL AWD. I have just under 4,000 miles on the car and I am getting these removed and replaced with Coopers. At the proper inflation, 35PSI, these tires cannot grip in the rain or light snow. When it is dry, these tires are noisy and do not provide a good steering feel. I am disappointed that I have to replace these tires on a brand new car, but they make the car unsafe in inclement weather.

Ever since I owned my first Honda Accord, I have only bought Michelin Tires. They grip the road, making cornering or curves that I have taken a little too quickly, manageable. I now own a Toyota Avalon and have kept exclusively to Michelin. Throughout the years, I have noticed that my Michelins wear well and last throughout the tire's stated warranty, using the proper maintenance guidelines. I have yet to find one detail about my Michelins that would leave me short. Trust and promise...tried and true.