Thread: Has anyone tried Michelin Latitude Tour HP's?

Originally Posted by Silenceisgolden

Great tip, thank you!

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looking at these as well.


Did you find out any further details?


More interested in ride, handing and of course longevity.


I have had 2 sets of the Pirelli Scorpion Zero and while I like them they don't last that long. After 30 thou they are pretty much shot

Have a look at the Michelin Latitude Sport 3 as well. The EU label spec's are better than the Latitude Tour HP and they seem to get a great wrap for a highway tyre in reviews.

I'll assume longevity may suffer as a trade off for the reported exceptional handling and braking? That's just my guesstimation though...

MICHELIN Latitude Sport 3 | 4x4 & SUV Tyres | MICHELIN

Originally Posted by PeterOZ

looking at these as well.


Did you find out any further details?


More interested in ride, handing and of course longevity.


I have had 2 sets of the Pirelli Scorpion Zero and while I like them they don't last that long. After 30 thou they are pretty much shot

Hi Peter, I have decided to try the Michies - on the EU website they are rated as a little bit noisier than the OEM tyres but noise ratings can be pretty rubbery so I will give them a try. We are on the road but will be home next week and I will order them straight away.

Will keep you posted.

Originally Posted by Drizzle

Have a look at the Michelin Latitude Sport 3 as well. The EU label spec's are better than the Latitude Tour HP and they seem to get a great wrap for a highway tyre in reviews.

I'll assume longevity may suffer as a trade off for the reported exceptional handling and braking? That's just my guesstimation though...

MICHELIN Latitude Sport 3 | 4x4 & SUV Tyres | MICHELIN

Interesting, they claim the Sport is one dB quieter than the Tour. I wonder if they are robust enough for occasional sharp rocky roads?

Longevity doesn't worry me so much but noise does. Silence is Golden, don't you know!! Thanks for the suggestion - I will see if my local bloke can get them. Cheers.

I have them on my D1 road rims. Quiet and comfortable.

I have put them on a couple of weeks ago and very happy so far.
Very good ride, handling and very quite.
I had oem goodyears which were pretty good except for noise and lasted 69,000km then put on ATR Pirelli's which only lasted 54000km which did surprise me. Pirelli tyres rode poor but did every thing else very well except wet roads once worn.
Have my limo back with the new tyres so very happy so far, time will tell.
A few long trips towing will give me a better idea.