Tyre reviews Michelin Latitude Cross. Page 8 329

The tire handles well, lasts long and doesn’t lose its geometry, is economical - fuel consumption is within the standard passport parameters of 9.5 l/100 km on a highway at 90 km/h, slightly drifts off course on loose clay, but grips well, handles a hard stony road well, but is quite noisy when doing so. I have been driving on it all year round in Crimea, on both wet and icy surfaces, and it handles well if used sensibly,

Summer tire. Never driven on ice or snow.

Excellent all-season tires for year-round use (although some claim they're summer tires). I've run them from -25 to +30°C and they're still doing great. They handle snow and ice perfectly, brake well, and perform well on mud without any issues, and aquaplane on puddles is a non-issue. As for noise, I'm not sure...it's up to personal preference, but for the tread design I think it's normal, almost inaudible.

Quite a good all-season tyre, aggressive tread, handling on point, comfortable on full-wheel drive, and easy to handle in mud, sand and snow in the winter.

Up to now, it has shown itself in a good light.
The vehicle rides smoother than on the Dueler HT. It holds the road well in rain. It confidently passes through light off-road terrain.

Good skis, excellent in the rain too.
Passed 50,000 and still need to take another 10-20,000.
Don't know about winter, haven't tried.

I have a set of 21570-16 tyres on two of my vehicles - a Suzuki Vitara and a Mazda Bongo Frendi (four-wheel drive) - and I've been using them on Crimean roads all year round without needing to change them.

These tyres are extremely durable and, after six years of moderate driving, they've covered over 100,000 km on the Vitara with no signs of wear. They cope well with small impacts against kerbs and

Possibly the best tires I've ever had. Extremely quiet, very good on any surface. Also, the wear resistance is quite good - after 55,000 km the wear is around 50%. They grip very well on a wet road. The ride is very comfortable. They work very well on expansion joints on concrete. I got into very deep potholes, and there are no bulges. Although, possibly that's due to the 65% tread profile. I would recommend.

It's a bit noisy on asphalt, but for my truck, it's not critical. On gravel, sand and dirt - it's just excellent, no complaints! I confidently tackle inclines with gullies.

I drove a Hyundai Tucson for about 70,000 km. It's indestructible, whether it's due to wear and tear or running over curbs. The fuel consumption is very high. It's very loud and stiff. I used it for fishing trips. It can drive through mud and gravel. However, it gets clogged with clay and you're driving like on bald tires. Aquaplaning is a nightmare. In a strong rain, I thought my Tucson had turned into a