I have a 2008 Chrysler 300 I've alway liked Michelin tires until the set I have now was installed on my car. I drive my car everyday - to work, church, errands, social time and traveling. This is the first replacement set since I bought my car in 2008. The tires have proved to be dependable though I don't like the loof of the "fit." The fit is off which throws the appearance off. What I mean by this is, the tire doesn't seem to fit around my wheel properly. The wheels stands out from the tire and I hate that. Before I buy anymore tires I will be sure of how they fit my wheel/rim.

These tires came with our 2017 Ford Escape SE and when I took it in for service one year and 33000 Kilometers after purchase I was told they should be replaced. This vehicle is used by my wife to go to work and pleasure driving. While the vehicle handled well and was relatively free of road noise, lasting only 33K is far less than the advertised 90k.

I drive 22-26,000 miles a year in my Jeep GC and can attest the Latitude Tour HP is the best tire I've ever owned. Tread life is easily +70-80K and offers great traction on dry, wet or snow-covered roads, an incredibly quiet ride and low maintenance. No other tire in this class compares to this model.

We are looking forward to removing these worn, rough-riding, poor snow driving tires from an '09 Edge Limited. The car only has 18,000 light/ local miles on it, and the Ford Dealer informed us that although they are perfectly and evenly worn, they will need to be replaced at the next State Inspection. They are just "Worn Out" with "very little tread remaining" I laugh when I read the header comment on this web page that someone has 155,000 miles on them, with plenty of meat still left. (Now THAT'S FUNNY!)

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.

My 2014 Cadillac SRX has 29,000 miles on these tires and they need replaced per the Cadillac dealer. Tire pressure has been checked and tires rotated per GM specifications and vehicle is driven by a retired older lady. Very disappointed with these tires and probably will not consider these when purchasing tires.

These tires are standard on the 2018 Ford Escape Titanium and after my last oil change, the dealer said that I have 4mm tread left and tires will need to be replaced very shortly with only 33,000 km on the odometer. This is mainly highway driving and very little winter driving and very little gravel roads. Not impressed with having a tire bill coming up so fast. Michelin needs to stand behind there warranties and cover the cost of the replacements.

I own a 2007 Aspen Limited 4x4 (Hemi). This is a nice vehicle and is my pride and joy. It came factory equiped with competitor name brand tires that vibrated and were noisy with only 35k miles on them. They were balanced. I wanted to put a top quality tire on this vehicle, and thats what I did with the Latitude Tour HP.

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.

Michelin Latitude Tour HP Quietist road highway tire I have ever owned! Been driving for 45 plus years. Great handling capabilities, these tires grip the road Just purchased my second full set of four tires. I understand Michelin are changing out this tire for something else. Too Bad.