Latitude Sport

Michelin Latitude Sport: what the numbers tell you

A UTQG of 220 is short-life by design. This is a high-grip compound that trades wear life for grip. Expect 15,000-25,000 miles of useful tread on a daily-driven vehicle. No mileage warranty is published for this tire, which is typical for performance summer and track-day rubber where the manufacturer doesn't make wear-life claims.

Cabin noise data for this tire is not published by the manufacturer. As a general tire built for the passenger segment, the Latitude Sport is positioned against direct rivals within the same category. Comparing it to a tire in a different category (e.g. summer vs all-season) makes the spec sheet misleading because the design targets are not the same.

The tires are praised for their excellent handling, traction, and stability, especially in wet and snowy conditions, providing a strong sense of safety and confidence. Customers report the tires are quiet, smooth-riding, and long-lasting, with some experiencing over 60,000 miles of use without major issues. While the tires may be more expensive upfront, many feel the higher price is justified by the superior performance and longevity. However, a small number of customers reported negative experiences such as poor treadlife, unstable handling, and subpar winter performance. The first set of OEM were amazing. I just put on my second set and 2 tires are roadforcing at 50 and 35. I still have a slight vibration around 70 miles an hour TB, sorry to read of this problem. We'd suggest taking your vehicle to an authorized retailer (the selling dealer if possible) to get an inspection of the tires. Ask the dealer to call us at 866-866-6605 while you are there.

For an apples-to-apples comparison against direct rivals, see the comparison pages linked from this tire's brand index.