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.

These were the original tires on my Chevy Equinox. I had 68,000 miles on them so I decided to replace them with another pair of Latitude Tours. The place that installed my new tires could not believe what great shape the old ones were in. They still would have passed inspection! The only reason I decided to get new when I did is because during a hard rain I noticed a little pull. These are fabulous tires! Love Love Love!

My 2014 Cadillac SRX has 29,000 miles on these tires and they need replaced per the Cadillac dealer. Tire pressure has been checked and tires rotated per GM specifications and vehicle is driven by a retired older lady. Very disappointed with these tires and probably will not consider these when purchasing tires.

I have had these Michelin tires for over 40,000 miles. They have been great. They provide a smooth ride and I feel safe with them. I do monitor the air pressure and I think that helps. If I ever have to replace, I will certainly do so with the same tires.

I have never owned new Michelin tires on any of my cars before,and I am over 60 years of age.However, the 2007 Chrysler Pacifica I currently own was purchased used. It came with Michlein tires on it. I put over 30 thousand additional miles on those tires and they were superb in breaking,the ride,long lasting and overall handling.This sold me on purchasing four new Michelin Lattitude Tour HP tires.My wife and I take two trips a year to Tennessee from Ohio and the MPG was much greater than expected and you just cannot beat the ride and handling of the Pacifica! I am definitely sold on Michelin tires!

Michelin tires came standard with my last two Cadillac's and are standard on all new Cadillac's Must be a reason. You think? Bought a set of Nokians to replacement tires on my first Cadillac. Paid a little less. Will replace my next set with Michelin's. Worth the extra money. Great tires just wish they were a little cheaper. LOL.

I travel on some very curvy, hilly roads when going on vacation or visiting my family. The weather conditions are often not very good. I feel these tires make my drives so much safer. They are expensive, but I rarely feel anything but very solid traction.

These particular tires were OE on my 14 Edge. They're rated at 55,000 miles - I just replaced them at 72,700! They had at least 5K left on them but they were approaching 10 years old. Besides being a great tire in itself, maintaining factory recommended tire pressures and rotating them every 5K miles I'm sure played a major role! I've been a satisfied Michelin customer since my 1st set of Michelin X radials in 1973. I've tried the other brands and they're not even close. Thanks Michelin!

Brought four Latitude Tour HP for my Toyota Sequoia, so far it has been the best tires I have had on my Sequoia. Ride was improved immediately, my on-board computer registered an increase in gas mileage. Handling is great, both on dry and wet roads. Felt very assured when driving in the rain, as my breaks respond very well with the tires. Also noticed a quieter ride at highway speeds. The Sequoia is a big SUV, that is to put it lightly, but the tires definitely have surpassed all my expectations regarding vehicle handling/road feel, gas savings, and making long distance travel a lot quieter. If most of your driving will be city streets and highways, and you own an SUV, this is the tire to get, hands down!

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.