Anyone running these tyres - if so, are they any good? My conti's on the rear are gonna be dead soon, and I've heard good things about these  Gone - TD4 XS Auto, Sumatra Black, Mud flaps and side strips, clear indicators, private plate, privacy glass

My Freel has Mishelin Latitude Tour HP 235/65R17 104V. I have bought the car with them 1,5 years ago. I can say nothing bad about these tyres. I found here below
the Michelin Latitude Cross had the same noise level as the Michelin Latitude Tour HP 
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philsh wrote:

Anyone running these tyres - if so, are they any good? My conti's on the rear are gonna be dead soon, and I've heard good things about these

Just today I had 2 General Grabber UHP tyres fitted to the rear, payed £192 all in, seem very quiet and get good reviews too. I looked at all sorts but these seem like a bit of a bargain, made i'm told by Conti' so can't be bad.

lar wrote:

My Freel has Mishelin Latitude Tour HP 235/65R17 104V. I have bought the car with them 1,5 years ago. I can say nothing bad about these tyres. I found here below
the Michelin Latitude Cross had the same noise level as the Michelin Latitude Tour HP

Thanks Lar They are more expensive, but it's whether they're worth the extra money. I'm very tempted to give them a try  Gone - TD4 XS Auto, Sumatra Black, Mud flaps and side strips, clear indicators, private plate, privacy glass

Dunk wrote:

Just today I had 2 General Grabber UHP tyres fitted to the rear, payed £192 all in, seem very quiet and get good reviews too. I looked at all sorts but these seem like a bit of a bargain, made i'm told by Conti' so can't be bad.

I've looked at them also, Dunk. It'll be interesting to see how they wear. As you rightly point out, they are a bargain  Gone - TD4 XS Auto, Sumatra Black, Mud flaps and side strips, clear indicators, private plate, privacy glass

Have had the Latitudes on mine since new. Apart from one that got damaged at 3k and had to be renewed, the others are all original.Nearly 30000 miles later and still well over 3mm tread left. I reckon they should be good for at least another 6000 miles.
If I was going to keep the car long term I would definately fit the same agin.

I'm running a set of latitude tour HP's on my 2008 HSE. So far I have no complaints, and have been on some snow and ice here in Colorado-USA. Good in 6"+ of snow. Road manners are good as well.
I did have them siped for extra traction! Wear is good, but I only have about 5k on them.

Just put a set on my 08. Went for a long drive to Alabama and back. Nice and quite very good ride so far.

Vic Vic Benson

Thanks you your help, everyone  Gone - TD4 XS Auto, Sumatra Black, Mud flaps and side strips, clear indicators, private plate, privacy glass

any further update on the LATITUDE TOUR HP's

20% off voucher at Costco, and i'll need a couple shortly

according to Mitchelin website

235/55R19 101 V

is that the right load weight?

edit the label inside the door says 235/55R19 100V/105V so i guess it is Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Michelin tyres always last longer............my Disco done over 37000mls on them and there was still about 3-4mm left.

my Golf done over 48000mls on the original Michelins.

Iain

Can I run 2 mitchelin with 2 continentals?

Or flog my rear conti's Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

iain cooper wrote:

Michelin tyres always last longer............
Iain

Michelin - not on my Ducati's they don't: 3k miles on the rear and 5k on the front
But brilliant in both wet n dry very high speed riding conditions Michelin Sport 2CT's - truly the dog's b*ll*cks of motorcycle tyres. Sod the wear rate, I love'em

npinks wrote:

Can I run 2 mitchelin with 2 continentals?

Or flog my rear conti's

I don't think it will cause a major issue. LR recommend all four tyres should be the same, but replacement in pairs is fine. I've got GY Wranglers all round now, only because I had a brand new spare, which is being used now. I'll probably go for Latitude's next time though  Gone - TD4 XS Auto, Sumatra Black, Mud flaps and side strips, clear indicators, private plate, privacy glass

athelstan wrote:

iain cooper wrote:

Michelin tyres always last longer............
Iain

Michelin - not on my Ducati's they don't: 3k miles on the rear and 5k on the front
But brilliant in both wet n dry very high speed riding conditions Michelin Sport 2CT's - truly the dog's b*ll*cks of motorcycle tyres. Sod the wear rate, I love'em