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!

One never thinks about their vehicles tires until there is a problem. I never had a problem! After 70,000 miles they were getting a little bare and I just now noticed a little slipping while driving in a heavy downpour. I am buying the same ones again - hey, I got 70K miles on tires rated for 55k that's good enough for me!

My Family has a huge range if makes and models of automobiles. From Toyotas to Bentleys, to a Ferarri 599GT. Some of these cars come with tires other than Michelins as standard equipment. Often we just drive the car of the lot with the tires that are on the vehicle however we always opt to change them to Michelins after a very short period of owning the car. There is a obvious difference from handling, to wet weather handling, to overall comfort and performance. That is why when go to replace our tires we do not consider anything else but Michelin.

Tires are Great. They have a sopurb ride. They handle extreamely well on wet as well as dry roads. They dont slip during quick stops. They give one of the smoothest rides i have felt. Sometimes we have to bite the bullet and pay a little extra for good quality. I'm 61 years old and have ridden on many tires over my lifetime and these are the best. They came standard on my first 2008 for and i made sure they were going to be on my 2011 ford. Thet wear very well. I think i will get between 60 & 80 thousand miles on these tires.

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.

But the 55,000 mileage promise is way off of the 25,000 mile average life for my 2006 Porsche Cayenne S Titanium I,m about to put my 5th set of Latitudes as the car turns 155,000 miles. My driving is unremarkable in terrain and speed and cornering. Maybe Michelin owes me this set.

I have never owned new Michelin tires on any of my cars before,and I am over 60 years of age.However, the 2007 Chrysler Pacifica I currently own was purchased used. It came with Michlein tires on it. I put over 30 thousand additional miles on those tires and they were superb in breaking,the ride,long lasting and overall handling.This sold me on purchasing four new Michelin Lattitude Tour HP tires.My wife and I take two trips a year to Tennessee from Ohio and the MPG was much greater than expected and you just cannot beat the ride and handling of the Pacifica! I am definitely sold on Michelin tires!

These tires came standard on my 2016 Ford Edge SEL. We’re now at 40k miles, they’re supposed to be a 55k mile tire, but I’ve been experiencing bad hydroplaning recently and a very noisy ride on the highways (concrete and asphalt). Replacing them already, 15k miles before they’re supposed to need a replacement.

While I will agree that it handles nice, we are already needing to replace them after only 21K miles on our Escape. It's driven in normal circumstances in dry and wet conditions (no snow) but the tread has not held up to even half what the mileage is supposed to be. I am very dissatisfied. It's not just the wear issue, the last 3-4K miles, these tires have been obnoxiously loud, so much road noise from them that we didn't have when they were new. Additionally, when I preview my review it says I would recommend this tire. Believe me, I clicked NO, not yes. I would not recommend this tire.

Brought four Latitude Tour HP for my Toyota Sequoia, so far it has been the best tires I have had on my Sequoia. Ride was improved immediately, my on-board computer registered an increase in gas mileage. Handling is great, both on dry and wet roads. Felt very assured when driving in the rain, as my breaks respond very well with the tires. Also noticed a quieter ride at highway speeds. The Sequoia is a big SUV, that is to put it lightly, but the tires definitely have surpassed all my expectations regarding vehicle handling/road feel, gas savings, and making long distance travel a lot quieter. If most of your driving will be city streets and highways, and you own an SUV, this is the tire to get, hands down!