As with many of the other reviewers here, I'm having to replace the Michelin Latitude Touring HP's I bought in 2010 due to poor treadlife. I had them put on my '07 Nissan Murano when it had roughly 42K miles on it, now at 79.5K miles, I'm already having to replace them. For 55K miles tires I hoped to get closer to that estimate before I had to replace them, espcially for the price I paid, and am having to pay again, today, when they're replaced. Also, as others here have said they do, I have my tires rotated every 5K miles and I make sure that the pressure in them stays where it should be, 33 PSI. They have a smooth, comfortable ride though. I just wish they were a higher quality, longer lasting tire.

I went to replace my tires today on my ML500. found out that I had this Latitude set for over 4.5 years 80,000 Miles. I was just amazed. With the handling, comfort, life, and dependency, I won't ever buy tires other than Michelin. I'm still waiting on my other new Mercedes tires to wear out in order to see how much better it will be with a Michelin set rather than the lousy sets that come with a new car.

These were the OEM tires on our Nissan Armada. They were very comfortable and quiet and performed well in the rain. I feel that the tires performed well in every aspect except tread life. My wife is a very conservative driver and the tires were rotated every 7500 miles. We are now getting close to 40,000 miles and all 4 tires have under 2/32" tread remaining. Researching these tires I found that tread life was a common problem on larger heavy vehicles. Read reviews on the web and you'll see that they work well on crossovers but wear quickly on trucks and full size SUV's. Do yourself a favor and stick with the Defender LTX or other brands.

These tires came on my 2024 Ford Edge SEL AWD. I have just under 4,000 miles on the car and I am getting these removed and replaced with Coopers. At the proper inflation, 35PSI, these tires cannot grip in the rain or light snow. When it is dry, these tires are noisy and do not provide a good steering feel. I am disappointed that I have to replace these tires on a brand new car, but they make the car unsafe in inclement weather.

I purchased the Latitude Tour HP's approximately 2 years ago and I am completely happy with their wear, ride and handling. I also have a set of X-Ice winter tires and I am equally happy with that set of tires. Handling is second to none. The vehicle came with Kumo's and it was like driving around on 4 cement blocks compared to the Michelins.

Not impressed. I have had quite a few Michelin tires and they have been great but this is the first experience with these tires and I am not impressed. They do ride nice and seem to get good fuel mileage but 44,000 miles on them and they are worn. I have been to the service department about them. They are rotated as required. I check the tire pressure in them every week as I do a lot of traveling. The tires are worn out. Looking to buy a new different set now.

These tires are replacements for a set that lasted 74,000 miles on a large Mercedes. From the first time they were installed my gas consumption improved by around 1.2 MPG around town and 2.9 on the highway. Also, no matter how bad the snow and ice gets we're always able to get home safely. I would recommend these tires again and again.

I drive 40% of the time on highways and have found this tire performs perfectly at low and high speeds. Best feature is it grabs the road but does not have a lot fo anoying noise at higer speeds. It is great in all conditions and highly recommend it for SUV's.

I just replaced four 19" Michelin Latitude tires that were completely worn down (no tread; completely smooth) before it reached the 50k mile mark. my husband wanted me to get the same tires, but I am so disappointed by the last set that I am skeptical. I asked what the warranty was on these tires since they did not even come close to the promise of 50k miles. The warranty is prorated and from what I can tell, I would only get pennies if I even bothered to try to "right" a wrong.... I sure hope these next 4 live up to the promise and if not, I will be more vocal about it as these were expensive tires and I should expect more

My previous tires were a mid-grade off-name brand and I could definitely feel every bump and pothole. Once the new Michelins were put on, my Lexus drove so well. They are WONDERFUL! What a smooth ride! The cost wasn't that much different either. I'm definitely sticking to Michelin whenever I need tires from now on...