I bought these tires before a trip to Florida in July. They are so much quieter and smoother than what was on my Ford Explorer. I only have 10,000 miles on them and they still look new. I will be buying these tires again when I need to and I will be replacing my truck tires with Michelin tires when they wear out.

I bought a 2016 Ford Escape and it came with these tires. At 25,000 miles now, I have to replace them (ALL 4 are the same) as the wear bar is even with the remaining tread. For a 55,000 mile tire this is unacceptable. I have bought Michelin tires for many years but I am switching to Goodyear. Goodbye Michelin!

I have a 2007 hydai vericruze and Had the first set of these tires put on at 65000 miles on truck and just had them replace at 138000 miles.that over 70,000 miles on the last set and only reson I replace them because state inspection makes it were it has to be 2/32 or more tread to past and we were right at 2/32 tread. This has been great tires and that is the reason I replace with same tires and would recomend Michelin Tires to anyone who wants a great tire and knows they will be safe driving on them.

This is my second set of Latitude Tour HP Tires. I travel the SE US in sales for a living. The first set of Latitudes I got 100,000 miles on them and the last set I got 114,000 on the them. I have just purchased my 3rd set of Latitude Tour HP. What a great tire and a great ride for me and my Suburban

Our family uses Michelin tires on our automobiles. My Lexus GX460 is great on the road in all weather conditions. I feel safer as a Michelin tire fan traveling especially when driving on snow and ice in the mountains on ski trips. It drives rougher on the road than I like but then again I am driving a truck!

I bought a 2010 Nissan Armada Platinum and it had these tires on it. I just hit the 20,000 mile mark and took it in for its regular oil change. The dealership did a comprehensive review of the vehicle and marked that the tires need replaced immediately. All 4 tires are worn down to the wear bar, and, a couple of them are beyond. The tires and car have been on a dealership maintenance program which includes tire rotations every other oil change. So, the bottom line is that these tires have not held up for me. My personal belief is that having to replace tires at 20,000 miles is not acceptable...ESPECIALLY...considering the price of these 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.

The OEM tires on our Volvo were noisy and harsh, though handling was adequate. We replaced them with the Latitude Tour HP and are pleased with the handling, quiet ride and overall performance. Can't wait for our 2,000 mile trip south to see if there is an improvement in fuel usage. Like the tires very much.

I've had almost all brands of tires for the past 30 yrs. and Michelin is on the top list I would recommend. I've tested it on multiple vehicles (cars, SUV, crossover) and it is consistently good in quality and performance. It always get passed the recommended mileage and still performs good unlike other tires that when it's close to recommended miles it's already beaten up and dangerous to use.

I live in Northern Illinois and drive mainly suburban and somewhat aggresively. I am limited in the all-season tires available in the size for my FX and have found the Latitude Tour HP offered the best and most quiet, comfortable ride and winter handling for my needs. I put about 9,000 miles a year on my car and find I have to replace all four, two are real worn, after 26,000 miles. I will purchase them again and hope they last longer. I do the recomended rotating, balancing and alignments as well as many times per month inflation checks, which is on my Navi screen.