OE on my 2016 Ford Escape. Now have 26,772 miles & told need to replace. These are supposed to be 55,000 mile/6 year tires. I don't drive high speeds, make jackrabbit starts or heavy breaking. Not happy about the performance of these tires, and not inclined to purchase Michelin again. Will probably go back to my old standby Goodyear brand.

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 own a 2010 Lexus RX450h. The original tires gave up at 45k. I decided to improve mileage and performance with the Latitude Tour HP as recommended by tire company. P235/55R19. A major mistake. My mileage dropped from 28 to 25 instantly and the tires are the loudest noise on the vehicle now. They also chirp on curves which were no problem before. The tire company put 32 psi in the tires I see here it is recommended 34. I am very unhappy, and am having them removed if Michelin does not have a fix. With all the different Latitudes maybe the wrong one? Can and will Michelin help?

I have had these on my 2004 Suburban for over two years and 40,000 miles and could not be happier. They are great performers in all kinds of weather and are on track to be a 70,000K+ tire. I doubt we will be trying any other tire when we replace these but if we do, it will certainly be a Michelin!

We have made numerous trips from Arkansas to Florida with the SUV loaded with Wife, Me, 2teenagers, and more luggage than I care to discuss. The tires have performed perfectly for us. The wear has been so good that I am calling around to have them ordered before I even go to the tire shop. I have the P265 /60 R18 109T. I am replacing them with the exact tires no exception! Thanks Michelin Man! Bland Burris Jonesboro, Ar

The original equipment tires for my 2003 BMW X5 4.6is were the 20" Michelin 4x4 Diamaris "High Performance" tires, but they developed a droning noise after 15,000 miles, so I replaced them with Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires and couldn't be more pleased. The Latitude Tour HP tires give a much better ride, are much quieter and are "all-season" so are good in snow, where as the Diamaris tires gave no traction in snow since they are a summer tire. I highly recommend the Latitude Tour HP tires.

I drive a 2010 Nissan Armada RWD. They come with the OEM Michelin. The tires are about 35,000 miles and they are below 2/32nd. The tires gets rotated frequently in the dealer and tires pressure is properly maintained. These tires runs nice but they don't last long. Michelin as always been my preferred brand, but a little disapointed with this tires. Thinking about getting other brand that last longer.

Awesome tires for my 2003 GMC Envoy SLE! Excellent traction in dry or wet conditions, gives a smooth and quiet ride. These replaced a set of Michelin Cross Terrain SUV tires, definietly a few steps up in comparison. It rides and performs like a totally new vehicle! Buy these tires...you can't go wrong!

The Michelin Lattitude Tour HP was not as comfortable as the original Cross Terrain series on my Acura MDX. I went from the most comfortable riding vehicle to the most rough riding vehicle. I love the ride of the same tire on my new Lexus GX. I believe the saleman choose a poor match for the lighter weight Acura MDX.

When I bought these set of tires on about a month they save me from a huge car accident. I was driving on a highway in about 90 miles per hour when all suddlen I got a flat. I pull over and there was a big nail or bolt on the tire. If I would bougth other set of tires I probably wont be here telling my story. Thnak you Michellin !!