Drive between FL and TN half a dozen times a year. So I am familiar with the performance in the FL flat lands and the winding hills of TN. These are excellent tires. I am now at the wear bands and am replacing with the same. I have 51,000 on this set. I rotate regularly at every oil change and do an alignment at least once per year. I check air pressure probably monthly and keep them inflated 35 to 36 psi. Great tire.

These tires are very middle of the road in my opinion. Pros: They are quiet, good dry handling, and great for fuel economy. Cons: I've had them for 10,000 Miles, and they are over 1/2 way worn already. They are terrible on snow, ice, slush, mud, or any slippery surface for that matter. The term "All Season" is a total joke. Now, I know they are not snow or mud tires, but I would expect better performance than these offer in those conditions. Will be switching over to Cooper, Goodyear, or Falken.

I bought a set of Michelin Latitude Tour HP (215/65R16) in May 2014 for my '05 XC70. The improvement in handling over my old brand of tires is tremendous. I cannot comment on how the tires wear since I've been driving on them for only 8 weeks or so, but am very happy with the overall and high speed handling they provide. I will definitely buy them again as long as they wear well.

I have had a set of four for around 15k miles on my 2013 Mercedes ml350. They have had a loud humb since I put them on and it's gotten louder as time went on. It actually hurts my wife's ears & is embarrassing when driving. We went to Mercedes and swapped just the tires and it went away completely.

I just took my 2013 Volvo XC 90 in for service and was told that I have to replace my Michelin Tour HP Tires after 20,000 miles. The tread depth was 3/32" or less. Seems like premature tread wear to me, although I didn't have the tires rotated as suggested. I had to replace the last set because the treads were damaged by rocks.

I always thought Michelin tires were way over priced. I’m a second generation auto body tech and I’ve bn in the business for 20yrs so I’ve driven on a lot different tires but a few yrs ago I purchased a 2015 Ford Explorer and these tires were the original tires the vehicle now has 75,000 miles on it and the tires are still going strong they are starting to get a lil thin on the tread but seeing how these tires hold up and have never left me stranded and have held up to almost 80,000 miles 5 years later I’m completely sold on this brand of tire now if I’m going to put my family in a vehicle it will have Michelin tires on it to me it makes sense now bc most tire companies will put a warranty on a tire like 65,000 miles only to find out it only last 35,000 miles then they want to say well it’s bc who installed them or some other excuse as to why they won’t warranty them but if u buy Michelin the new u don’t have to worry about a warranty bc it will surpass it these used to be a 55,000 mile tire and I’ve got 75,000 on them so there’s ur answer Michelin is worth the money!!!

Replaced original Latitude Tour HP tires after 55k miles and now have 11k miles on the new set. Same good tires providing the same smooth easy ride. We rotate periodically which may be why we've enjoyed years of consistent quality from these tires. And they look sharp too! Definitely recommend!

...we bought a new Toyota RAV4. Based on previous new car purchases; I was certain the vehicle would arrive with a less desirable brand; drive for 25K & replace. Very happy when the car arrived with the Latitude Tour HP. I've used Michelin on full size sedans; sports cars; small pickups; crossovers. I'll never put another brand on any of our cars.

The tires came with my new 2018 Ford Escape Titanium, but I plan to replace the tires next month and the odometer now reads only 27,112. I am over 80 years old and much of my driving is on a 4-lane highway with a 55 -mph speed limit. I have used Michelin tires exclusively for decades and until now have experienced excellent tire life, but I can find no mechanical reason to explain such poor tread wear and apparently there is no tire warranty with new cars.

I bought these tires in Dec 2014 It was great, efficient and smooth; I run about 70000+ KM without any technical issues and luckily I did not experience any flat tire during whole period. Now, I guess it's the time to change them for a new one as the tread become very low after almost 3 years. I hope my new tires will ever last without any issue and for longer periods.