MICHELIN Latitude Cross RENGASARVOSTELU

Much quieter than the previous more aggressive tires - so far mostly road use so will have to see how they do off road. Expect they will be fine for me.

Excellent

They're great, even in snow, ice and mud. Yet on the road they feel like a road tyre not an all terrain tyre.

Very good tyres in all road conditions

Great tyres.

Just about to purchase my 3rd set of these on a Hilux pick up. The last ones have done 30,000 miles. They are great on the road and grip well in the wet English weather and don't slip, where others on the pick up did slip. They were also good in the little snow that we do get. They are very quiet and are great going off road up farm tracks and across fields. There are other tyres that are better off road for muddy wet fields and give more mileage but i found those not as good a grip on the road and noisy. These are also a nice looking tyre, chunky enough without looking like a tractor tyre on a pick up. Therefore they more than meet my needs.

Great tyre

Used this as replacement tyres for my last 3 pick ups, brilliant tyre, good on road & great in the snow.

No issues with traction and handling after fitting these tyres. MPG has improved also.

Driven under mostly wet conditions and give me no reason to question their capabilities wet or dry. No snow yet worth mentioning so don't really know although not really a snow tyre. One of the most pleasing outcomes is the elimination of road noise, super quiet and a huge benefit that often gets overlooked.

They are great in all weathers

Great, still feel they grip well on and off road. Different driving experience as vehicle now rear wheel drive or 4x4 where previous vehicle was front wheel drive with electronic system to kick rear wheels in. Vehicle spends most of its time on tarmac and these are the best tyres I have ever had for grip in both wet and dry conditions. On motorways with pouring rain and standing water still feel like the double tread pattern is doing its job. Take it off road and they get you where you are going. Not as visually aggressive a tread pattern as say BFG's but even one of their reps at a country fair told me the BFG's have had issues with tarmac adhesion. I have a family. Safety is the foremost concern. I would not look past these tyres. Made the mistake of trying general grabbers in the past, ran them for 200 miles before having them taken off and sent back. It was like driving on ice in even damp far less wet conditions. Luckily I had kept hold of my old latitude cross tyres which had 3 to 4mm left on them and had them put back on until I could get a new set. Drove home 30mph round (empty) roundabout tyres held on like a racing car. Lesson learned. Stick to what you know works.