My wife has a 2011 Cadilac SRX with P 235/55 R20 Michelin Lattitude Tires. We have only 22436 miles on the car and the tires are wore out. Tires need to be replaced. We have rotated the tires and kept balanced based on the recomended maintainance and kept air pressure @ 34 lbs. Tires rated for 55k not even close - only 41% life for tire. Should not have to spend money on tires this soon! I thought more highly of Michelin before this experience - thought they were the best made tire offered - I have changed my mind! Hope Michelin stands behind tread life warranty and does what is right so I can change my review.

The first set only last 25K. They were good while they lasted and on low profile rims I was not expecting much more wear. They are quiet and ride nice with good handling. Michelin is a quality tire and I have never had trouble with them, that's why I keep buying them.

Michelin Latitude Tour HP Quietist road highway tire I have ever owned! Been driving for 45 plus years. Great handling capabilities, these tires grip the road Just purchased my second full set of four tires. I understand Michelin are changing out this tire for something else. Too Bad.

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!

I use the tires on a personal vehicle. Michelin has always been my preferred brand for all thr Mercedes Benz's I have owned. They provide a solid ride, are rugged and are made of good quality. In comparison to other tires I have purchased, you really do get what you pay for.

Just replaced 4 tires after road hazard left one beyond repair. Had 40K miles after 3 years and still had tread depth of 4/32". Would have had to buy 2 tires but decided to replace all 4. Would have made it to 50K+ if it wasn't for the damaged tire. Replace with the same Michilin type and hope to go 55K+ miles on these.

We bought our Ford Edge just before winter. It had Michelin Latitude Tour HP's on it. Never had Michelins before, so this was our first experince. My wife is not a good winter driver because she is scared of driving in snowy weather. And if your scared you should not drive. With our Michelins we have a renewed faith in our Winter driving ability. My wife said she feels safe and has the ability to drive on snowy roads now. That makes my feel better about letting her drive. Now I ask you how do you put a price on that.!!!

I have driven these tires through multiple midwest winters and ice laden streets as well as Gerogia/Florida downpours on the interstate. These tires grip regardless of foul weather, always providing a solid in control feel at the steering wheel. Dry weather conditions offer solid traction, cornering and braking power. Mileage is a major plus. Currently have 58000 miles and wear is even and not close to the safety ribs with regular rotations. These tires provide you the confidence and grip under any weather conditions that make driving fun again.

These tires came on my 2012 Armada. At 20k miles they seem to be wearing fine but I am getting sidewall checking. I regularly tow a 5,000 lb trailer so can't risk safety. Never had a problem like this with a tire before. I am religious about tire pressure and rotations. Very disappointing.

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.