We love the Latitude Tour HP tires. We have been using the same brand tires for more than 20 years.

Good mix of traction vs. longevity, this size of tire really helps fill out wheel wells of Challenger

Purchased my 4 tires and drove to Jacksonville Florida from Birmingham, al and it was a smooth ride.

We are looking forward to removing these worn, rough-riding, poor snow driving tires from an '09 Edge Limited. The car only has 18,000 light/ local miles on it, and the Ford Dealer informed us that although they are perfectly and evenly worn, they will need to be replaced at the next State Inspection. They are just "Worn Out" with "very little tread remaining" I laugh when I read the header comment on this web page that someone has 155,000 miles on them, with plenty of meat still left. (Now THAT'S FUNNY!)

These came on a mid size Lexus SUV, we are going to replace them after 40K miles. They have at least 10K remaining for a southern climate, they are worn enough that we feel we should replace them for this winter (it's my mother's car, I personally would wear them until the belts show but that's just me). The ride and handling on these (and other michelins we've had) are the best we've ever experienced.

Original Equipment on my 2011 Ford Edge SEL. Presently at 70,050 miles and still going strong. Just had vehicle in for 70k service and they and I feel another 10,000 is probably in these tires. Will definitely purchase same as replacement when that time comes!

I just replaced a set of Latitude Tour HP's on my 2010 Sport Trac Adrenalin with another set of the same tire. The tires went past the 55000 mile warranty to 66000 miles before reaching the wear indicators. That's more than twice the miles I got out of the factory originals on the vehicle when I bought it new. The treads wore evenly and gave a much better ride, handling, and less road noise than the factory originals also. The Latitude Tour HP is a very good tire.

These tires wear and perform exceptionally well. During wet conditions these tires hold the road and prevent slipping extremely well. I commute one hundred miles per day so you can imagine the road conditions for New England over the four changing seasons. These tires don't slip and spin in snowy conditions under normal performance conditions in the snow. On icy roads the tires handle the conditions well when using the necessary caution and not attempting to over perform under the hazardous conditions. I really cannot find fault with the over all use of thes premium tires.

My 2010 Toyota Venza has these tires when I bought it and I just now hit 69,000 miles on them. You can't tell me this is a bad tire. They are almost to the wear bar, but not quite. I use this car as my daily driver and I commute to work on the bumpy So. Cal. freeways.

I did a lot of online research and the Latitude Tour HP kept coming up as the best tire for my purposes. I was right. The ride is quiet and smooth. Control on turns is crisp. I have no hesitation in buying the tire the next time around - unless, of course, Michelin comes out with a better one for my needs.