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!!!

I purchased the Latitude Tour HP's approximately 2 years ago and I am completely happy with their wear, ride and handling. I also have a set of X-Ice winter tires and I am equally happy with that set of tires. Handling is second to none. The vehicle came with Kumo's and it was like driving around on 4 cement blocks compared to the Michelins.

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.

Not impressed. I have had quite a few Michelin tires and they have been great but this is the first experience with these tires and I am not impressed. They do ride nice and seem to get good fuel mileage but 44,000 miles on them and they are worn. I have been to the service department about them. They are rotated as required. I check the tire pressure in them every week as I do a lot of traveling. The tires are worn out. Looking to buy a new different set now.

I own a Lexus GX 460, and these Michelin Latitude Tour HP tires barely lasted 30,000 miles. My dealer told me during the 30K service that I already need to replace them. For a premium tire, I expected much better durability. It’s frustrating to have to replace them this soon, especially on a new car. Definitely not the experience I was hoping for.

Have A 2017 MKC with 25,962 miles & it's a lease they are telling me I need new tires less than a year to go on my lease they want me to pay for new tires when the tread warranty for these are 55,000 miles (235/ 50R18)......... P.S. I'm at my fifth lease never had to by new tires before I returned any car. Lucie G.

I have used Michelin on all my trucks and suv's. We were purchasing my 1st used Yukon and a sales person told me to look at the tires and if they have Michelin's the owner took care of the car because the average person does want to invest in their tires. I purchased a Yukon with Michelin on it and replace them last month with another set of Michelin so it will continue to last.

After looking at the rating which is H on my tires, I see my warranty is only 30,000. The tires came with my new 2010 SRX and have held up so far. I have taken 4 vacations and the gas milage has been fine. I was not suprised to see the tires didn't have the best warranty. Most new cars don't come with the top of the line tires.

I travel on some very curvy, hilly roads when going on vacation or visiting my family. The weather conditions are often not very good. I feel these tires make my drives so much safer. They are expensive, but I rarely feel anything but very solid traction.

I was looking for a smoother ride than the factory tires that came on my Jeep Grand Cherokee, was told these Michelin Latitude Tour HP Tires would be a much better ride by the tire sales person. They were not. I spent $400 more for these tires than the factory tire would have cost me. Won't buy them again.