Michelin Latitude Cross

The Michelin Latitude Cross is a Touring All Season tyre designed to be fitted to SUV and 4x4s.

Tyre review data from 55 tyre reviews averaging 81% over 876,521 miles driven.

Dry Grip 85%
Wet Grip 84%
Road Feedback 78%
Handling 75%
Wear 90%
Comfort 81%
Buy again 89%
Snow Grip 74%
Ice Grip 71%

First On MarketJanuary 2009
Wheel Size15 - 18"
Width185 - 8mm
Profile16 - 85
Rolling ResistanceC - D
Wet GripB - D
Noise (dB)71 - 73
Winter RatingNot Winter Rated

The Latitude Cross is ranked 2nd of 21 All Season Touring tyres.

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SizeFuelWetNoise
15 inch
185/65R15 92 T XLCC71
235/75R15 109 H XLCC71
16 inch
215/70R16 104 H XLCC71
17 inch
265/70R17 115 HCC72
235/65R17 108 V XLCC71
265/70R17 115 TCC72
265/65R17 112 HCC71
235/65R17 108 H XLCC71
18 inch
235/60R18 107 V XLCC71
235/60R18 107 H XLCC71
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Questions and Answers for the Michelin Latitude Cross

2019-08-10 - some Michelin Latitude Cross tyres have an extra 'DT' designation. What does that mean?

DT stands for different tread. The difference could be a slight tuning for grip or to manage a wear pattern. The tyre might look different or it might be very difficult to spot the difference. There are some other similar markings such as S1.


2023-09-09 - What is the treadwear rating on your Michelin Latitude Cross?

Unfortunately we do not store treadwear data for the Michelin Latitude Cross, but any online retailer or Michelin themselves will be able to tell you the treadwear rating your size.


2024-03-05 - I couldn’t find any info about the weight of 205/70 r15 latitude cross. Do you know ?

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Size Price Range  
215/60 R17 £147.18 - £153.54 (3 Prices) Compare Prices >>
215/65 R16 £136.37 - £144.72 (3 Prices) Compare Prices >>
235/60 R16 £140.88 - £150.94 (3 Prices) Compare Prices >>
235/85 R16 £157.99 - £192.42 (5 Prices) Compare Prices >>
265/65 R17 £165.99 - £185.20 (4 Prices) Compare Prices >>
265/70 R16 £165.12 - £188.99 (3 Prices) Compare Prices >>
Available in 31 tyre sizes - View all.

Top 3 Michelin Latitude Cross Reviews

Given 93% while driving a Toyota Landcruiser (265/70 R16 H) on mostly country roads for 65,000 spirited miles
I'm just about to get 2 new front tyres for my landcruiser after 65000 miles.. These tyres are a superb compromise. Excellent on the road, wet or dry. Excellent in standing water. Quite impressive off the road too. Combine Toyotas 4 wheel drive system with these, and I reckon you'd go almost anywhere another vehicle with A/Ts would go. Add to that the tyre wear which is also impressive. My rear tyres still have 5-6mm of tread left... The front is getting 2 new latitude cross' next week
Helpful 220 - tyre reviewed on August 30, 2014
Given 81% while driving a Fiat Panda 4 x4 (185/65 R15) on mostly country roads for 5 spirited miles
Fitted these to my Panda Cross 4x4 to improve off road use without ruining on road driving. It’s a good compromise. A bit less grippy than the full road tyres fitted from factory (despite being 185, rather than the 175 they replaced). In the dry it still grips well and the handling is predictable and balanced although there’s a bit less feedback on the tarmac. In the wet it’s excellent, no discernible difference to the full on road tyres. Off road it’s excellent, a big improvement on the miles of forest track, soft road and occasional full off road I need to drive. The car feels much more planted and secure in these conditions. I’ve yet to encounter snow and it’s not 3MPSF rated but the presence of a number if sipes give me confidence it will work in the occasional snow we encounter. Ride quality is an improvement, possibly helped by the slightly taller sidewall (65% of 185 plays 65% of 175) and comfort is great. No appreciable noise difference to the original road tyres. Wear - we will have to see.

A really good switch that suits the car for my driving mix.
Helpful 26 - tyre reviewed on July 19, 2023
Given 84% while driving a Hyundai Santa Fe (235/60 R18) on mostly country roads for 15,000 average miles
Used on Hyundai Santa Fe for 6 months. Good throughout summer and autumn. Wear well and not noisey given tread. Works extremely well on wet and very wet grass which is why I got them. No real experience on snow but I think they will be much better than summer tyres.
Helpful 21 - tyre reviewed on November 2, 2023
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Given 90% while driving a Toyota hilux (255/60 R17) on a combination of roads for 10,000 spirited miles
I have had these Latitude Cross fitted on the rear for the past 10,000miles and on the front for the past 5,000miles. Replacing Bridgestone Dueller 'High Terrain' and also 'All Terrain' tyres.

My 2019 2.4D Toyota Hilux is usually relatively loaded with tools and equipment giving the vehicle a gross weight of between 2,500kg and 3,000kg.

I predominantly use the vehicle for work travelling between different sites and working off road most days on the electricity network in rural areas. All my colleagues drive either Isuzu D-Max, Ford Rangers or Toyota Hilux's. As you can imagine, with the work that we do, we are often recovering vehicles out the mud. The majority of my colleagues favour the General Grabber which is adequate for off-road driving but really a very poor tyre for driving on road, especially in the wet.

What I can in my experience of driving off-road frequently with the Michelin Latitude Cross is that I have only got stuck once which was due to driver error, a 8ton digger was require to rescue me, so it was quite stuck. However, I drive at obstacles such as steep vergers without care. I bounce up curbs at speed. I hit deep potholes without slowing down and I have pulled a stuck Uni-Mog out of a field (whilst appearing to set a smoke grenade off under the Hilux). I like this tyre very much, it is strong and predictable, and provided it isn't a complete disaster in the snow I would choose to put it on again. A bonus is the extended wear and hopefully a lower environmental impact.

What would be good to see is Tyre Reviews to carry out a UK based review of 'premium and popular' All-Terrain tyres. Goodyear Wrangler, Continental Cross Contact, Michelin Latitude Cross, General Grabber, Cooper Discovery, Bridgestone Dueller are all very popular choices in the UK but no real impartial testing.
Helpful 1 - tyre reviewed on August 5, 2024
Given 100% while driving a Kia Motors sorento (245/70 R16) on for 15,000 miles
I had the opportunity to use the tires I have been using for 2 years on snowy, wet and off-road conditions. It is an ideal tire in terms of driving comfort, braking on different road types, and road holding.
Helpful 3 - tyre reviewed on July 4, 2024
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Given 80% while driving a Mitsubishi L200 Strakar Sport (265/70 R16) on mostly country roads for 0 easy going miles
Installed at the rear, really good tyres on the road and off road! I was really impressed with the off road grip! Even at 2WD, on mud it handles really well! Buying a 2nd pair for the front in 2 weeks after a meh time with the Ovation Ecovision VI-286 A/T
Helpful 9 - tyre reviewed on April 28, 2024
Given 71% while driving a Mitsubishi Outlander (215/70 R16) on a combination of roads for 0 spirited miles
I have found these tyres to be very predictable in both wet and dry. When pushed hard the weight of the PHEV and the high profile of the tyre contribute to the car understeering in both wet and dry conditions. I find these tyre quite comfortable. In winter I drive up windy mountain roads to the snow. On snow these have been the best cornering and breaking SUV tyres I've ever had. I can't comment regarding ice as I have minimal time in those conditions. They are predictably noisier than a road tyre but the only time it is really noticeable is when speaking hands free on the phone. I'm on my second set and will buy again if I don't go to a winter specific tyre next time. I travelled about 45,000km on my last set and I'm experiencing a similar wear rate this time. Apart from enhanced grip in mud and snow I bought these tyres due to the robust side walls to use on dirt roads and tracks, they have not let me down and have reduced my anxiety of tyre damage when travelling in out of the way places without a spare.
Helpful 32 - tyre reviewed on June 20, 2022
Given 73% while driving a Jeep cherokee sport (245/70 R16) on mostly country roads for 12,000 spirited miles
The tyres have excellent wet weather grip on hot mix up and down hills. on road / gravel road performance is good for SUV / 4x4 vehicle. With the grip available the wear isn't that good. If you are only doing 10 -15k km's per year or two, worth the money.
Helpful 37 - tyre reviewed on May 14, 2022
Given 90% while driving a Mitsubishi L200 (205/80 R16) on mostly motorways for 92,000 spirited miles
Put them on about 10 years ago as the Bridgestone Dueller wore out of excessive dryness (yes indeed) in only a few years of use and disappointed badly overall. Up until now I have thrown the book at these Michelins; off roading, trailer pulling, snow drifting, beach donuts and still going out is never limited with these. Most surprisingly is the lack of thread wear, the side wall dryness and cracking is making these tires in need of replacement sooner, especially on the front, and that is the only real negative thing I can say about these. Front lasted 6 years Rears lasting 10 years and still looking ok
Helpful 34 - tyre reviewed on December 25, 2021
Given 80% while driving a Suzuki vitara s 1,4 boosterjet (215/60 R17) on mostly country roads for 15,000 average miles
I use them on fire trails and rocky roads so far so good. No punctures, good grip. On hightway speeds they are quiet and feel almost as good as the continental ecocontact5 that came from factory. I see some sipes for snow but I did not have the oppurtunity to test them on snow yet.
Helpful 31 - tyre reviewed on November 30, 2021
Given 56% while driving a Land Rover Defender (235/85 R16) on mostly country roads for 4,000 miles
Replaced the 15 Yr old budget AT tyres on my 90 with these 3 years ago. Really disappointed with these Michelins. They are only an improvement in terms of tyre noise (quieter). In all other respects the same as the 15yr old Power guards, apart from body roll, which is sadly increased. Expected much much more from a premium new tyre.
Helpful 36 - tyre reviewed on August 26, 2021
Given 44% while driving a Mitsubishi Pajero (265/70 R16) on mostly motorways for 250 easy going miles
After 400 Km (250 miles) and 2 weeks of use, I had the first puncture. It was caused by a 9mm diameter wood stick on the inside tread limit. These tires are weak and It will be hard to trust them.
Helpful 43 - tyre reviewed on August 30, 2020
Given 97% while driving a Toyota RAV4 (235/55 R18 H) on mostly country roads for 15,000 average miles
I've been very pleased with these tyres which are quieter, more comfortable, better wearing and better looking than the Bridgestone Duellers which come as standard on the RAV4. Prior to the Michelin's, the car also had Pirelli Scorpian Verde and Avon ZX7's but the wear was rapid and they suffered from punctures. The Michelin's don't collect stones and debris so much and have never punctured. We use the car mainly round country roads which can be poorly maintained and slippery and occasionaly tow a horse trailer so reliablility on muddy fields is a must. Again, no problems there either. Not many tyre shops stock these off the shelf but it's well worth ordering ahead to guarantee getting these tyres. Great value for money.
Helpful 44 - tyre reviewed on June 23, 2020
Given 81% while driving a Toyota RAV4 (235/60 R16) on a combination of roads for 1,500 average miles
Very bad in mud
Helpful 50 - tyre reviewed on March 24, 2020
Given 70% while driving a Mazda B series 2.5 td 108 hp 4x4 (205/80 R16 T) on a combination of roads for 0 average miles
well we run these tires for a long time now they are almost 8 year old now they are still looking decent no cracking but are surely harder. the truck was kept most of the time in a closed underground garage not too humid not to dry atmosphere and I am for the first time pleased by a michelin tire for a long time pretty great at hard packed or loose ground good on paved roads last time I used the truck on snow the tires where brand new and back then they performed very good I never use it when snowing since this truck likes to rust even at the slightest of contacts with salt. anyway I highly recommend them for any suv or light truck the only big downside is their price at least in my size 205/80/16 really michelin? 105€per tire?
Helpful 40 - tyre reviewed on November 1, 2019