Michelin Latitude Sport

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    Michelin Latitude Sport

Tire specifications

Manufacturer
Michelin (Франция)
Group
Michelin Group
Vehicle type
Jeeps and SUVs
Seasonality
Summer
On sale since
2007 г.
Tire class
A
Fuel consumption
C...E
Handling
A...E
Noisiness
70...73
Description
LLC "Mosatechshina" is an official dealer of Michelin company

In stock and to order 6

Recommended 88%

Reviews 46

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Dry road
Wet road
Course stability
Comfort
Silent
Braking
Rate
Aquaplaning
Speed
Wearability
Quality
Price/performance
4.3 / 5
  • about tyre Michelin Latitude Sport

    Rate
    4.4

    Factory stock tires, made in France. So far, they have lasted for 6 (!) seasons, yes, worn down below the minimum, but still predictable on dry roads. Newly, this is not just rubber, but a fairy tale for moderately aggressive driving - it handles well on straights, when changing lanes, in high-speed turns and during braking on both wet and dry roads, and is absolutely not prone to aquaplaning. For over 12 years, I have been a loyal

    Vehicle:
    Audi Q5
    Buy again?:
    Definitely yes
    Control on a dry road
    Steering in the wet
    Course stability
    Drive comfort
    Quiet in motion
    Braking efficiency
    Resistant to aquaplaning
    Velocity characteristics
    Wearability
    Quality of production
    Price justifiability
  • about tyre Michelin Latitude Sport

    Rate
    4.6

    Michelin holds the road well if it's well warmed up. It performs well with both a new tread and a nearly worn-out one. Goodyear is too soft, Pirelli is too hard, Continental are good but noisy and have a short lifespan. They are all roughly similar, but you can notice the difference if you try. All other brands are trying to at least be similar or approximate these leaders.

    Vehicle:
    Mercedes-Benz W164 (ML) 63AMG  6.3L  2007-2008
    Control on a dry road
    Steering in the wet
    Course stability
    Drive comfort
    Quiet in motion
    Braking efficiency
    Resistant to aquaplaning
    Velocity characteristics
    Wearability
    Quality of production
    Price justifiability
  • about tyre Michelin Latitude Sport

    Rate
    4.6

    Great tire on dry and wet. 200 km running is as smooth as a rail! I love Michelin so much because they are soft and the sidewalls are great. Honestly, though, the price has become quite rude lately. I'll switch to Hankook.

    Vehicle:
    Land Rover Freelander 2
    Buy again?:
    Most likely
    Control on a dry road
    Steering in the wet
    Course stability
    Drive comfort
    Quiet in motion
    Braking efficiency
    Resistant to aquaplaning
    Velocity characteristics
    Wearability
    Quality of production
    Price justifiability

Tests 1

  • Summer tire test 255/55 R18 3

    Publisher:
    «Авторевю»
    Year:
    2013
    Dry handling and stability
    high aquaplaning resistance
    lateral handling on wet asphalt
    passability
    average comfort indicators
    Beautiful tires for those who want to get the most pleasure from dynamic driving on dry asphalt.

    The car on the "dry" handling track responds academically accurately to steering and traction actions, demonstrating an ideal balance of understeer and oversteer. On wet asphalt - wonderful grip properties in the transverse direction, but in terms of perceived longitudinal loads, the tires concede to half of the competitors: the braking distance is more than four meters longer than, for example, on Goodyear tires. However, on "big water", Michelin tires had no equal. The comfort ratings are moderate, and it's better not to leave the asphalt without extreme necessity.

    Score: 8.8