Tyre reviews Michelin Latitude Sport 3. Page 2 272

I've had these tyres for 2 seasons now and couldn't be happier! Next summer, I'll definitely be purchasing a new set of this tyre. Sunshine, rain, deep puddles, quietness, comfort, lasts for 2 seasons exactly - and all this thanks to Michelin Latitude Sport 3.

Mitas 4x4 Pajero 2011 Great tyres! Before them were Ekodeco Advan Sport V802, also a great tyre, but Mitas suited my taste better. Even managed to drive for two days in the snow - it's quite possible to drive for a while, with the exception of distance).

I've driven for 3 seasons, so I can write a review. The total mileage on these tires is around 35,000 km, mostly on the highway, 235/50 R19. The tires are good, but with some nuances. At high speeds (up to 200 km/h), they behave very adequately, and you can easily take turns at a very decent speed, with almost no change in the level of noise from the wheels. They don't seem to catch ruts. After 3 years, in terms of wear, I can say that they will definitely last for another 2-3 seasons. The sidewall is stiff enough, so those with stiff suspension won't get any softness. They brake excellently on dry surfaces, and the ABS has never engaged during emergency braking. However, as soon as you hit the rain, you need to be more careful. They handle well on wet asphalt, but in heavy rain, it's a problem - they start to "float" very early (sometimes at 70-80 km/h), and as they wear out, the safe speed decreases even further, and the braking distance increases significantly. I think it's idiotic to rate the handling on snow and ice for summer tires (I live in Murmansk), so I'll give it 1 star. In summary, if it's dry and the road quality is good, the tires are great!!! But for those with a rainy climate and not-so-great roads, it's a very compromise-heavy option.

Great tyre, but I just bought it in April from MosaTyres, it was a 2016 model that had been lying around, so I would advise all clients of this company to check the manufacturing date before buying, as they might bring in expired stock. I won't be buying from them again.

I replaced the worn-out Nokian Hakkapeliitta Z with one that I'm really happy with: excellent behavior on dry and wet roads, no noticeable road noise, just one minus: loud and hard. It was quite loud. With Michelin, I got a small mileage, but it's enough to compare: the same behavior on different surfaces, but slightly softer and much quieter. I didn't notice any difference in fuel consumption.

Good-balanced tires. Quiet, grippy, good water drainage. On a rain-soaked highway at 140 km/h, they ride like rails. What pleased me, despite a tread life index of 220, almost two times less than some Continentals, they almost don't wear out. Durable. What I always note at Michelin.

Great tires. I gave low ratings for winter operation because I plan to use them only in summer, and "BOT" does not accept reviews with blank fields.

Positive impression. Before purchasing, compared, read the reviews of the owners. Very satisfied with the choice and quality.

Finally found good all-season tire for my X6 (275/315), Down Up SP's from the factory were terrible on the track and too noisy, decided to put Michelin's on as a replacement, great tire, quiet, excellent cornering grip, aquaplaning 3.5, splashed into a large puddle, thanks to my experience, in the rain 4.5, drove even in winter, by the way, it's not bad in wet snow, only

I've bought Michelin multiple times, different types, always excellent quality and acoustic comfort, tested on various vehicles. I highly recommend, especially for large wheel diameters (balanced at URA, maximum load 25 g, even the tire shop was surprised, and the 235/65 17 radius tires). By the way, the tires turned out to be French production from the end of the 16th year.