Tires purchased with new vehicle, lasted 105,000 miles with even wear at 4/32 tread depth remaining. Great balance throughout lifetime of P245/60R18 tires on a 2012 Ford Explorer. Rotation and balance performed after every oil change (5000 miles) and assured constant 35 PSI tire pressure. I have replaced with same tire and the ride is excellent just as my original. Could have purchased a cheaper tire, but I think I made the best choice for my vehicles quite ride, safety and performance.

Excellent service life from this tire at 64K miles on a 2011 Ford Edge Ltd. AWD. This is not a small light vehicle. Many miles of good, bad and very bad road driven with confidence. I am outside sales with much driving open country driving between states and this tire was comfortable, quiet with great fuel mileage and most important performance. I am purchasing another set before winter.

Tire is fine during dry conditions. Noise is low and good grip and handling. On the other hand when raining and wet conditions you are gripping the steering wheel like your life depends on it. No grip or control actually quite dangerous and scary. The wear and longevity of these tire are not as advertised. 55,000 mile warranty hahaha. At 35,000 currently and we are looking to get new tires. I would advise looking at alternative tires

These tires are trouble free. They are smooth and quiet without having to constantly rotate and balance. My daughter drives this vehicle and I wanted a tire she would be safe in the rain. No slip at all. They also last a very long time. My previous set of these last over 100,000 miles.

My 2014 Ford Edge was my company car that I purchased from my former employer in 2019 with original Latitude TOUR HP Michelins. I'm just now replacing at 106,886 miles. I just purchased 4 new ones at COSTCO. The 2 rear tires still have usable tread.

These were replacement tires for the same OEM verion that were on my 2007 Acura MDX. Tires have only 22,000 miles on them with 4/32 tread left on them. I'm very disappointed in the treadwear. I expected more life out of the tires than that. Also the tires are so noisy I can't stand driving anywhere. The last 1,000 miles have been terrible. Time to replace these things and I definetly will not be getting the Tour Hp's.

I just replaced four 19" Michelin Latitude tires that were completely worn down (no tread; completely smooth) before it reached the 50k mile mark. my husband wanted me to get the same tires, but I am so disappointed by the last set that I am skeptical. I asked what the warranty was on these tires since they did not even come close to the promise of 50k miles. The warranty is prorated and from what I can tell, I would only get pennies if I even bothered to try to "right" a wrong.... I sure hope these next 4 live up to the promise and if not, I will be more vocal about it as these were expensive tires and I should expect more

I drive a car that is an investment rather than a car on loaner status. My first set of tires when I purchased the car brand new was Michelin Latitude HP Runflat. I realized with the great driving and dynamics I was able to get with the first set of tires there is nothing out like it. Even with the tires costing quite a bit it was well worth the purchase.

Like I said, you gotta love your Michelin Tires. They are the best tires I have ever bought in my 35 years of driving. I have bought tires before and this is my third time buying Michelin Tires and I will stick with this brand of tire by Michelin. To everyone else trust me these are the tires you need to buy when shopping for new tires. Keep up the good work Michelin Man.

Do not recommend to anyone. These tires came with my Honda Pilot when I purchased it brand new. Michelin claim the longevity of this tire to be 60,000 miles. However, After 35,000 miles I had to replace them. It would cause road hazard according to dealer. this is misrepresentation of the quality. Too expensive to replace too soon. I used them mostly driving through the city.