Have had these on my Subaru Forester 2.0D ( 225/55 R17 ) for the last 6 years and used them in all conditions over farmland in all weather's and long journeys in all weather's ......brilliant tyre .... will be changing for exactly the same thing in the new year .
I use these, very quiet on the highways. We went off on some rutted slopes and they delivered very well. Pulled us out of a few scrapes. I´m very happy with these
Used it on my 2012 Subaru XV for 3 years in all weather/road conditions. Absolutely the best tyres I had ever used. I used to exchange it with a dedicated snow tyre, then tried it in snow, and immediatelly sold the winter tyres. Just got my next Subaru XV recently and I have ordered my new Latitude Cross set for that. I could not get it in size 18, but I rather change the wheels, than not have these tyres.
My dad has this tyres on a 01' Mitsubishi Strakar on 265/70/R16. He absolutely loves this tyres! It goes off roading more on the winter, and it performs better than you would expect on muddy terrains!
If you are higher than 60km/h then no rolling sound. Great comfort on bad roads. Low fuel consumption. Superb on snowy conditions. Perfect all season tire.
Hi Tekin, that's great feedback, thanks! If you haven't already, make sure you leave a review on our website, www.tyrereview.com.au and it'll go into our database for everyone to read in the future 👍👍
They are excellent all around tires... but they don't have the 3pmsf certification so not legally a winter tire where it's mandatory. It's becoming a legal obligation during winter on mountain area in my country, so only reason I'm going to have to find another A/T with the 3pmsf.
today I've ordered 4 of them after watching your review.. I have Suzuki Grand Vitara and I was using Bridgestone Dueler A/T but it was too noisy.. this time I wanted to try smt different and ordered Michelin Lat.Cross.. I hope there will be no problems in the long term.. anyway thanks for the review ✌
I have Suzuki Jimny with stock rims. They are 15", of 5.5" width. The correct maximum width is 215mm, but this size is completely unavailable where I live. Can I safely have a Latitude Cross set of size 225/75?
I've tested many tyres on my rav4 and i was so surprised they did so much better than even my cheap but still dedicated/snow winter tyres! They freaking made them look like a junk so i sold them even cheaper and i barely even had them for 2 months if not less,so i am dissapointed for losing on money but happy i nailed these tyres! :D And here its their 2nd year they are as good as new lol
Likewise put them onto my old MK11 Honda CRV in autumn, sure footed over the Winter period Great stiff Side Walls so the car tracks better on the road a lot less moving the steering Wheel and less vibrations and a quieter Cab, rips up the hills due to less tyre slip = more traction Perfect tyres couldn't be more pleased...
Their out longer than 2016. I just replaced mine and they were stamped 2013. Had 58,000 miles on them and only failed the MOT due to cracking with age. They still had over 3mm of tread left on them. Cost £600 to replace all 4 well worth the money. Excellent green lanening tyre, quiet on the road and very grippy. Fitted to my 2013 VW Tiguan 4 motion..
I tried 750 x 16 on my LR 90, first time I ever lost traction in 15 years, it was on a slope on slush, they are not bad on road and dry off road but no good for me.
Great tyre. Have them on my Ranger as I’m 65 / 35 Highway - Off-Road. Road noise is negligible.. still there but let’s face it. You aren’t going to put tyres on a Ranger that are going to be quiet, unless you aren’t taking her off road at all. Only critique I have is that sharp cornering can be loose. I’m talking windy country roads here. Now that’s also has to do with the weight you’re carrying and how fast you’re going obviously, but I’ve noticed it. That’s the only criticism I have. I’ll be buying them again. Oh, off road they’re great. Pulled out a Ford Raptor wearing Goodrich AT’s from a river and a field of mud.
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I bought it for my Kia Sportage but I need to ask you does this type affect my car suspension system as some technicians told me it is a stiff tire and not flexible which might affect my car suspension system..is it true
Sounds like the technician was maybe trying to sell you a different tyre, but these are great tyres, slightly thicker rubber and more reinforced sidewalls then a standard 100% highway/road tyre so slightly more road noise and vibrations might be felt inside the car than the standard, but for extra grip off road and also just as good on road then it’s worthy sacrifice, but if your car is quiet inside anyway then all good. And Michelin always have very good grip and safer than other tyre brands so no worries anywhere. A tyre can’t affect you suspension unless it’s been damaged or is defective.
Suspension can be afffected by changing the weight of the tyre. Try to check the weight of this tyre versus your OEM and other tyres you consider. Ideally stay close to OEM weight because the suspension is tumed fot it. In my suzuki vitara they behave wonderfully.
Have had these on my Subaru Forester 2.0D ( 225/55 R17 ) for the last 6 years and used them in all conditions over farmland in all weather's and long journeys in all weather's ......brilliant tyre .... will be changing for exactly the same thing in the new year .
I use these, very quiet on the highways. We went off on some rutted slopes and they delivered very well. Pulled us out of a few scrapes. I´m very happy with these
Bougth these tyres to use on my Freelander 2, two words: Absolutly awsome!!! Superb handling on road and amazing of road!!
That's great to hear!
Great, onto my FL2 they go as well then!
Used it on my 2012 Subaru XV for 3 years in all weather/road conditions. Absolutely the best tyres I had ever used. I used to exchange it with a dedicated snow tyre, then tried it in snow, and immediatelly sold the winter tyres. Just got my next Subaru XV recently and I have ordered my new Latitude Cross set for that. I could not get it in size 18, but I rather change the wheels, than not have these tyres.
My dad has this tyres on a 01' Mitsubishi Strakar on 265/70/R16. He absolutely loves this tyres! It goes off roading more on the winter, and it performs better than you would expect on muddy terrains!
It's awesome to hear that your dad loves the tires! Off-roading in winter can be tough, but having the right gear makes all the difference.
If you are higher than 60km/h then no rolling sound. Great comfort on bad roads. Low fuel consumption. Superb on snowy conditions. Perfect all season tire.
Hi Tekin, that's great feedback, thanks! If you haven't already, make sure you leave a review on our website, www.tyrereview.com.au and it'll go into our database for everyone to read in the future 👍👍
They are excellent all around tires... but they don't have the 3pmsf certification so not legally a winter tire where it's mandatory. It's becoming a legal obligation during winter on mountain area in my country, so only reason I'm going to have to find another A/T with the 3pmsf.
Fun fact, wherever there's a Michelin man logo, that's where the wear indicator are located on the tread pattern.
Yes! That's such a cool fun fact 🍻
today I've ordered 4 of them after watching your review.. I have Suzuki Grand Vitara and I was using Bridgestone Dueler A/T but it was too noisy..
this time I wanted to try smt different and ordered Michelin Lat.Cross.. I hope there will be no problems in the long term.. anyway thanks for the review ✌
Awesome, let us know how you get on with them !
I have Suzuki Jimny with stock rims. They are 15", of 5.5" width.
The correct maximum width is 215mm, but this size is completely unavailable where I live.
Can I safely have a Latitude Cross set of size 225/75?
I've tested many tyres on my rav4 and i was so surprised they did so much better than even my cheap but still dedicated/snow winter tyres! They freaking made them look like a junk so i sold them even cheaper and i barely even had them for 2 months if not less,so i am dissapointed for losing on money but happy i nailed these tyres! :D And here its their 2nd year they are as good as new lol
Likewise put them onto my old MK11 Honda CRV in autumn, sure footed over the Winter period Great stiff Side Walls so the car tracks better on the road a lot less moving the steering Wheel and less vibrations and a quieter Cab, rips up the hills due to less tyre slip = more traction Perfect tyres couldn't be more pleased...
Their out longer than 2016. I just replaced mine and they were stamped 2013. Had 58,000 miles on them and only failed the MOT due to cracking with age. They still had over 3mm of tread left on them. Cost £600 to replace all 4 well worth the money. Excellent green lanening tyre, quiet on the road and very grippy. Fitted to my 2013 VW Tiguan 4 motion..
Do small stones stack on them easily?? Because this will make the driving uncomfortable
Se los acabo de poner a mi x5 e53 tienen bastante buena pinta agarran demasiado bien en caminos de tierra y nieve ⛄️ 😌
I tried 750 x 16 on my LR 90, first time I ever lost traction in 15 years, it was on a slope on slush, they are not bad on road and dry off road but no good for me.
Great tyre. Have them on my Ranger as I’m 65 / 35 Highway - Off-Road.
Road noise is negligible.. still there but let’s face it. You aren’t going to put tyres on a Ranger that are going to be quiet, unless you aren’t taking her off road at all.
Only critique I have is that sharp cornering can be loose. I’m talking windy country roads here. Now that’s also has to do with the weight you’re carrying and how fast you’re going obviously, but I’ve noticed it.
That’s the only criticism I have. I’ll be buying them again.
Oh, off road they’re great. Pulled out a Ford Raptor wearing Goodrich AT’s from a river and a field of mud.
That's great to hear WP! Make sure you leave a review on the website for everyone to read in the future too, if you don't mind :)
www.tyrereview.com.au
I bought it for my Kia Sportage but I need to ask you does this type affect my car suspension system as some technicians told me it is a stiff tire and not flexible which might affect my car suspension system..is it true
Sounds like the technician was maybe trying to sell you a different tyre, but these are great tyres, slightly thicker rubber and more reinforced sidewalls then a standard 100% highway/road tyre so slightly more road noise and vibrations might be felt inside the car than the standard, but for extra grip off road and also just as good on road then it’s worthy sacrifice, but if your car is quiet inside anyway then all good.
And Michelin always have very good grip and safer than other tyre brands so no worries anywhere.
A tyre can’t affect you suspension unless it’s been damaged or is defective.
Suspension can be afffected by changing the weight of the tyre. Try to check the weight of this tyre versus your OEM and other tyres you consider. Ideally stay close to OEM weight because the suspension is tumed fot it. In my suzuki vitara they behave wonderfully.
@@tsouftsouf Do you own the new Vitara or a Grand Vitara? I use these tyres on the new Vitara (crossover) and they seem to fit very well.
@@lucianpascu8445 I use them on the new Vitara 2019 model. OEM is was 215/55R17 and i fittet the michelin lattitute crosss 215/60R17
@@tsouftsouf I have the same car/year :) but I use 215/65/R16 and now I have a really smooth ride :)
Is the tire bigger than "normal" tires in the same size? Or does it just appear higher because of the offroad genes?
Had ´em on an xc90, looked nice. Getting them next spring on Kia Sorento.
Many people buy a few sets of tires in their life other than those who come installed on their cars. And this one is not one to buy for regular ppl