Stay away from these tires unless you drive 6,000 miles a year in a warm, dry climate. Bad on snow - bad on rain - good in dry weather for about 20,000 miles.... Bald center rib at 28,000 miles. Leased vehicle - 2017 Ford Escape - but these wear out on all vehicles by reading the reviews. I'm 59 years old. How wildly do you think I drive. Bad tire, Michelin. Really bad...

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.

Absolutely the best tire for our 2007 Mazda CX7. My husband opted to get the wider tires for the purpose of driving in the Philly winter and driving through the torrential South Florida rains. As my husband always says, "safety first!" These tires have a long tread life and the handling and road noise are outstanding.

I needed new tires after only 24000 miles and wanted something durable for a good price. I found what I needed with Michelin. I could tell the difference immediately in the smoothness of the ride compared to my old tires. They look great and I feel safer. Thanks, Michelin

Bought all four for my 2011 BMW X5. I have driven about 33,000 miles on them. They handle real well and I have never had an issue with them other than in the snow. The traction in the snow is horrible with these tires. The car slides even in a minimal amount of snow. If you live in an area that gets a bad dose of snow, I would not recommend these tires. If not, they are great tire!

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.

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.

I bought these Mchelin tires 8 years ago for a quiet and smoother ride. I have put 50,000 miles plus on them and have been advised to replace due to tread wear. Wear excelerated in hot Florida sun despite being garaged! The Garages are hot here too.

This is by far the BEST SUV performance tire out there today. I have a 2002 Suburban Z71 and am on my second set of these tires after Michelin stopped producing the Pilot LTX tire. At first, I was kind of concerned due to the weight of my vehicle. My Pilot LTX's yielded a mileage of 88,000 miles on the tires. I went through two sets of those too. I can attest to the longevity of the Latitude Tour HP's too. They wear great, handle wonderfully in the snow and rain. They also ride quietly which is a plus. If they are good enough for all the high-end SUV's out there today, they are definitely good enough for my Suburban. I am extremely please with them.

The first set only last 25K. They were good while they lasted and on low profile rims I was not expecting much more wear. They are quiet and ride nice with good handling. Michelin is a quality tire and I have never had trouble with them, that's why I keep buying them.