These tires were installed OEM on our Lexus GX460. The tires have been rotated, as recommended, tire pressures checked monthly, and the thread wear has been far less than acceptable. I have used Michelin tires for over 40 years and this is the first series Michelin that I will not recommend. These tires will be replaced shortly, and I will be installing the Michelin LTX M/S 2.

We purchased these tires before our trip from North Carolina to South Dakota. I felt very safe and secure that these tires would hold to the road under any conditions and they proved perfect. These tires carried us over some hard bumps very smoothly. They held to the road going around the sharp curves in the mountains never once slipping. They responded quickly to heavy braking the few times that was needed. We went through some heavy rain, I did not see a large puddle across the road; when I hit that puddle the steering wheel did pull but the tires held beautifully and got us through safely. Not everything is perfect so I must say that there is a little noise from the tires when travelling the interstates. I do not mind because these tires are so safe and smooth riding that I will only buy Michelin from this day forward.

My Latitude HP 275-60-20's were factory installed on my wife's new 2011 Nissan Armada. Her drivng style is moderate from accelerating/braking standpoint. The tires handle well in all Colorado weather but have only 5K treadlife left despite only having 25K miles on them. Very dissappointed with tire wear. I will try something else for our next tires for this vehicle.

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've had these tires on my Grand Cherokee since new. It's been almost 4 years now and im 35,000 kms into them. Tires are near half warn. About 50%. They still ride good and are fairly quiet still. Tires still look good. They work well in snow and provide a good ride on the road. So far so good.

These are Awesome tires!!! The Michelin Latitude Tour HP are designed specifically for our luxury crossover vehicle. They are optimized to provide consistent handling and precise control even at high speeds. Having an exceptional combination of handling, steering, comfort, and long tread wear. This makes them a perfect match for our Toyota Venza. If your not riding on Michelin's you should be.

I have a 2008 Chrysler 300 I've alway liked Michelin tires until the set I have now was installed on my car. I drive my car everyday - to work, church, errands, social time and traveling. This is the first replacement set since I bought my car in 2008. The tires have proved to be dependable though I don't like the loof of the "fit." The fit is off which throws the appearance off. What I mean by this is, the tire doesn't seem to fit around my wheel properly. The wheels stands out from the tire and I hate that. Before I buy anymore tires I will be sure of how they fit my wheel/rim.

I bought a new Ford Escape 2016 Platinum with theses tires, have 23,230 miles and the wear bars are showing and one of the tires has always had a slow leak, need to add air at least every 3 weeks Live in the Colorado mountains, tires do handle good but wear fast.

I bought these Mchelin tires 8 years ago for a quiet and smoother ride. I have put 50,000 miles plus on them and have been advised to replace due to tread wear. Wear excelerated in hot Florida sun despite being garaged! The Garages are hot here too.

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.