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.

Purchased new 2007 Toyota 4runner limited with Michelin Crossover tires 265/60R 18. New these tires measure 12/32" depth I have logged 58,593 miles so far and rotated tires every 5,000 miles along with oil change from dealership. Today Dec. 2011, tires measure 6/32" depth all evenly around You make the call....

I just recently checked the air pressure and found all four tires were 10 pounds low which I believe was causing a noticeable humming noise when running between 60-70 mph. Other than that, I am still pleased with my purchase. The tires are comfortable to ride on and provide great traction.

These were the original tires on my Chevy Equinox. I had 68,000 miles on them so I decided to replace them with another pair of Latitude Tours. The place that installed my new tires could not believe what great shape the old ones were in. They still would have passed inspection! The only reason I decided to get new when I did is because during a hard rain I noticed a little pull. These are fabulous tires! Love Love Love!

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.

After a 67k miles I will be replacing with 4 new Latitude's. I travel over 500 miles per week and I've please with the handling (rain/snow) of these tires. I could of got a least another 3k miles out of them, but replacing before the next big snow/rain storm.

I have driven these tires through multiple midwest winters and ice laden streets as well as Gerogia/Florida downpours on the interstate. These tires grip regardless of foul weather, always providing a solid in control feel at the steering wheel. Dry weather conditions offer solid traction, cornering and braking power. Mileage is a major plus. Currently have 58000 miles and wear is even and not close to the safety ribs with regular rotations. These tires provide you the confidence and grip under any weather conditions that make driving fun again.

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.

As with many of the other reviewers here, I'm having to replace the Michelin Latitude Touring HP's I bought in 2010 due to poor treadlife. I had them put on my '07 Nissan Murano when it had roughly 42K miles on it, now at 79.5K miles, I'm already having to replace them. For 55K miles tires I hoped to get closer to that estimate before I had to replace them, espcially for the price I paid, and am having to pay again, today, when they're replaced. Also, as others here have said they do, I have my tires rotated every 5K miles and I make sure that the pressure in them stays where it should be, 33 PSI. They have a smooth, comfortable ride though. I just wish they were a higher quality, longer lasting tire.

The Lattitude Touring tires came on our Mercedes ML SUV. We have driven 90,00 miles on the original set of tires. The majority of those miles have been interstate miles. These tires have given us good fuel mileage and a quiet, safe ride. This has been very important to me, since my husband and son drive the SUV pulling a trailer across the state going to racing events.