Michelin Latitude Tour HP Crossover & SUV Tires in 245/60R18

This is an amazing all around tire for an suv. Excellent in wet conditions, light snow, minor muddy farm roads. At 50,000 miles on my '12 explorer it's simply time for an AT tire. For a simple all season tire I doubt it could get any better than this. If I didn't venture off road I would buy this tire again, but since I go off into the woods in my explorer, I'd like a little more confidence in my tires.

These came as OE on my Toyota. I am always skeptical of "All season " tires because in upstate NY we need to run studs or snow tires to get around. These tires are phenomenal in the snow with my Rav 4

I use my Macan as a daily driver, both for highway commuting to work and for doing short trips to the local stores. These are the tires that were on my Macan when I bought it in 2018. I was very happy with them, so when it came time to replace them in 2023, I bought the exact same tires. These tires handle wet and dry well, as well as light snow (less than 4"). They are quiet and also last a long time. I would buy them again.

Haven't had an opportunity to try the tires in the rain. We are in a drought. These tires are MUCH quieter than the Goodyear's we were running. Handling and responsiveness are fantastic. The purchase through Tire rack was VERY easy. Quick delivery to our installer. Overall, very pleased.

I purchased this model tire specifically due to the fact that it is engineered for an suv. The stability, traction, comfort and noise level of this model tire is unmatched by any other brand or model tire on the market.

We just had a third set installed on our almost 8-yr old Cayenne after 44,000 miles. The first set lasted close to 45,000 miles. Very reliable tires, comfortable and completely trouble-free save for a couple of nail punctures. OEM tire on this vehicle with N0 designation. I highly recommend them.

I replaced a set of Goodyear tires which were fine tread wise, but were hard and loud after 40K miles. A Porsche technician suggested I purchase the Michelin tires which they put on the Cayenne. The Michelins were a huge difference, like riding on a cloud. Road noise was also reduced. They are a bit more pricey but worth the extra spend.

Great tire, very good ride and tread wear.

These are solid tires. Ride comfort is exceptional. Wet grip is outstanding, but I don't know how much the AWD system adds to that factor. They have never seen winter conditions. Wear has surprised me, given the tires ratings. Just turned 40,000 and have right on 5/32nds tread remaining, so I expect 55,000 of service from them. They seem a bit on the pricey side, but that is likely a marketing ploy vs, a separation of quality (a lot of people will install what they previously had if satisfied with performance). I sense they are getting just a tad noisy, but it may be my focus on the fact miles are beginning to pile up. Will report on that when I do replace them.

This was the OEM tire that came with the vehicle when I bought it. The first set performed so well that I purchased the same set when it was time for replacement. I got 61,400 miles out of the original set and so far have gotten 67,580 from the second set. This is by far the best tire I've ever had on a vehicle. Most of my driving is interstate and the tires have handled exceptionally well in all weather conditions (I'm in Alabama so I can't speak on snow handling). I'm told I will need to replace this set in about 1,500 more miles and will be purchasing this same model again.