Michelin Latitude tour HP Owner Reviews

What owners say summarised from 26 reviews

The Michelin Latitude tour HP attracts mixed owner feedback, with quiet running its clearer positive. Eight of 26 accounts discussing specific aspects praise noise against three complaints, and dry grip is more often praised than criticised. Tread life is closely divided, with eight positive accounts and six complaints, while around a quarter question value for money. Wet grip and snow traction are also divided rather than dependable strengths. The sole follow-up reviewer remained satisfied over long use, but that individual experience does not resolve the wider differences in mileage and grip.

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Owner ratings averaged from 32 ratings

Owner score 64%
Dry Grip 79%
Comfort 76%
Wear 69%
Handling 67%
Road Feedback 66%
Wet Grip 66%
Snow Grip 59%
Ice Grip 42%

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56%

Member January 22, 2011

BMW X5
225/55 R18 W
30 miles
Mostly Town
Average

Using the tyre in tropical country (Malaysia) on my X5 E73, was driving at about 70-80kmph on wet road, making an easy corner, the car lost grip and skidded and hit a curb and it cost me a rim. Recently was driving on wet on a interstate highway at about 110-120kmph on a perfectly straight road, the car suddenly lost control almost hit to the divider, thank God I managed to steer it back to the left and the car cuts thru 2lanes and gain back control on the emergency lane on the left. Thank God the other cars on the road managed to avoid me. The 4 Michelin are quite new, just replaced 7-8 months ago did about 10k km. Really need a new tyre that can help against aquaplaning.

76%

Member November 5, 2009

Honda CRV
225/65 R17 T
9,375 miles
Mostly Town
Spirited

Although it's too early to comment on the tyre's wear, was using Yokohama Geolanders before the Michelins and the immediate difference felt would be the improvement in steering response. The car felt more "alive" and there's greater confidence for spirited driving. Noise levels also improved although not by much while the Michelins are generally more comfortable. Driving under wet conditions was satisfactory with so far no aquaplaning and twitching (the Yokos were less effective under wet conditions and twitched several times through corners). Generally a recommended all weather tyre from a renowned heritage.