I have just returned from my Audi dealer for a recall and service repair. While there, they informed me that my tires which were the originals when I purchased my Audi 2011 Q5 needed to be replaced. I have 18784 miles on the car which is garaged and well cared for. I have never had Michelin tires last for so few miles and my previous car was a Porsche Boxster. Obviously, Michelin quality is not what it used to be.

These tires are trouble free. They are smooth and quiet without having to constantly rotate and balance. My daughter drives this vehicle and I wanted a tire she would be safe in the rain. No slip at all. They also last a very long time. My previous set of these last over 100,000 miles.

I purchased a set of Michelin Latitude Tour HPs for my Porsche Macan S based on a recommendation from a tire dealer, and after doing my own research. The tires provided very good grip and positive traction in all New England weather conditions. The tires were installed 3 years ago, and I put 50,000 miles on them. As the tires approached the wear indicator, they started to get noisy, so I replaced them with another set of Latitude Tor HP tires.

VERY SATISFIED WITH THE LATITUDE TOURING HP ON OUR VW Touareg. THEY DO NOT HAVE THE SAME SPEED RATING AS THE TIRES WE REPLACED BUT WE ARE RETIRED AND DO NOT RACE THE CAR AND ARE LOOKING FOR ROAD CONTROL, AND A QUITE AND SMOOTH RIDE. OUR ESCALDE HAD THE SAME TIRES AND WE JUST REPLACED THEM AFTER MANY MILES OF GOOD SERVICE AND QUALITY RIDE. STOPPING AND HANDLING ABILITY WAS ALSO A KEY FEATURE IN RE-CHOOSING THIS BRAND AND MAKE OF TIRE.

I do have one tire that I have to check about the air on occasion. My computer lets me know if it is lower than the other three. I am not sure if the tires or the fuel injection has caused the fuel efficiency to be a bit off right now. I am taking it in this week for rotation and check engine.

Put these on my 06 Touareg. They are incredible. Quiet, cushioned, and sticky. A great upgrade over the oem Continentals. I didn't think that was possible as the Touareg and the continentals were pretty great on their own. Everything DOES ride better on Michelins

Performance seems as good as any tire I have had, but I have NEVER experienced cupping in a tire before. My relatively young Michelin Lattitute Tour HP's are cupped, despite regular rotation, balancing, and alignment. The noise and vibration at highway speeds is beyond annoying. Online research reveals a number of other Michelin Tire owners with the same problem. Did everything right in terms of maintenance, as I have done for years and years, so the only difference is the tire. Any insights?

Have had Michelin’s on every car I owned. Or replaced to them on any used vehicles. My most recent was a Lexus RX350 which came with Bridgestone snows. When it came time for summer driving on went a set of latitude up’s. Not disappointed as usual with ride and handling they gave.

Our first set of tires on our new Lexus RX 450 Hybrid were of a different (than Michelin) make and they lasted only 45000 miles. So when we bought our usual Michelin tires with a 60000 miles warranty we were skeptical. Now 65000 miles later on all kinds of roads, we are more than impressed. Never again will we drive on anything that the strong, dependable and long lasting Michelins.

I just purchased my first set of Michelin tires. The ride is absolutely wonderful. You can tell immediately the difference between a low end tire and the Michelins. My vehicle handling is the best it has ever been and the ride is so smooth and quiet. I unfortunately just missed any rebates or savings; so it does hurt the pocket book quiet significantly. But I must say, I am extremely happy with my purchase. All my vehicles going forward will be riding on Michelins!