Michelin Latitude Tour HP's factory installed on 2010 Cadillac SRX. Even wear, great ride, but got only 36000 miles of tread life. Have other styles of Michelins on other vehicles and have been extremely satisfied. At this price I expected more from the Michelin brand.

On a 2010 Ford Edge and just went over 70,000 miles a month ago. A month before that, I noticed that I should probably replace these right before winter. Dealer looked at them around 60K and assured me there were a lot of good miles left for sure. I only had them rotated about twice max (possibly only one rotation at 50K) Regardless of that horrible rotation schedule... I love these tires and am going to probably replace with same. Why not! Also, I have no clue if were fuel efficient or comfortable, not that big of a tire connoisseur, so I just rated good.

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.

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.

2017 Ford Escape Titanium. At about 25000 KL we started getting a rough feeling ride and a considerable amount of road noise. We had the SUV undercoated with sound barrier when we purchased the vehicle. The change in the feel and handling of the tires has become very noticable. Traction has also deterioated. We now have 42000 KL on the tires. I am pricing new tires as we donot like the noise and lack of traction.

I was very please with the LT HP tire. My car rides very comfortably and people who ride with me comment on the smooth ride. I was totally satisfied with the traction and control of my car with these tires. I feel when you know you have the best tires on your car, you feel confident and assured of a safe, smooth and comfortable ride.

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 put a set of Lattitude Tour HP's on my Infiniti FX 35 about a month ago. It's too early to know how they are going to wear, but I do know they are much more quiet than the Yokohama tires I had on the car before the Lattitudes. My wife says the Yokohamas gave a more comfortable ride though. I think the Lattitudes ride just fine. The FX 35 had a fairly stiff suspension, so the ride isn't mushy, regardless of tire brand.

These Latitude Tour HP tires came equipped on my Cayenne S, and they did not hold up. I have only about ~30k km on them since I run winter tires about half the year. I also rotate them regularly when I swap them for my winters. They started chunking right as I entered the sixth year of their production (coincidentally how long their warranty is). I would not recommend these tires, have never seen chunking like this before and speaks to their poor construction and Michelin's poor QC as a whole.

I replaced a set of 305/50R20 Tires at 50,000 miles and was pleased with the road traction and noise reduction. The center of the tires did wear more than the outer edge but this is likely because I keep the tire pressure about 35 psi all the time. Bought same tires and the new ride is very smooth. Quite please with Michelin.