Tyre reviews Michelin Latitude Cross. Page 5 329

They handle well on dry roads, quite comfortable. They haven't been driven in the snow. No qualms about braking. It's hard to comment on durability, the mileage is relatively low. They go through puddles reliably, without any braking or aquaplaning. They handle confidently and predictably on wet roads. Overall, they are comfortable. It's hard to say about noise level, the RAV 4 is a noisy car itself. However, compared to old tires, they are

I'm very happy with the tires!
I bought them for driving on rugged terrain. They exceeded my expectations!
City drive is a bit noisy above 80 km/h, though.

Great tire. I bought 205/70-R15. I drove 95,000 km on it, sold the car with it and I think it still has another 15,000-20,000 km left. I had a French production, but what about Russian, because we like to ruin everything.

Excellent tire, driven 60 000 km, recommend for highways and off-road, a bit noisy on highways, but otherwise a great tire, will buy again.

I've been driving on these tires for three seasons and they still have another season left. I tried driving in winter, but I wouldn't recommend it without studs. You can get by slowly in the city without putting a lot of stress on the tires, but it's better to wear studs on the highway. The new tires were quieter at first, but now they're noticeably noisier. They do well in mud, like after a rain, and I went fishing on them after a downpour

It was a conscious choice, read a lot of reviews. The shoe is very soft, not noisy, with reinforced sides. On the highway it's very good, haven't driven in the mud yet. I would recommend.

I spent a long time selecting and comparing tires to suit my lifestyle (I love venturing into the wild and simultaneously often have to travel long distances), and I ended up choosing these tires. After 15,000 km, I can say that the tires meet their price and are the most optimal for driving 70% on paved roads and 30% on light off-road terrain. Pros - strong sidewall, relatively quiet ride, durability, and good softness. Cons - the tread gets c

Off-road tires. For a garden, fishing, I needed these sorts of. They hum at high speeds and whine when driving slowly. I've driven little, I'll write later. Kudos to manager Ekaterina Popova, she works decently and professionally. Thanks to her. However, at the warehouse they slipped in one tire that's two years old. I recommend for crossovers. Overall, it's alright.

The mileage is too small, and the size isn’t typical for me. It’s premature to draw any conclusions. The vehicle has been used only on dry roads (it did get wet once), and we won’t be able to provide a definitive assessment until winter. As it stands, we have no complaints.

Great tire, performs well on both asphalt and dirt. Fearless when towing a quad bike trailer, robust sidewall, excellent traction on wet, slippery terrain. It's true, though, it does tend to slide a bit on gravel, although that might have been my driving style. For those who need genuine off-road capability, I'd recommend more aggressive tread. From my perspective, though, it's a perfect fit for a parquette off-roader.

And it looks absolutely cool