Michelin Latitude Cross Vs Goodyear Wrangler HP

[Col_em]

Any input about this tires grip,noise,performance on wet and dry,mileage etc...to be use in crosswind xuv. use in city driving and out of town once in a while. thanks in advance...


MICHELIN

MICHELIN Latitude Cross is the multi-purpose SUV tyre that delivers the traction of an off-road tyre, the comfort of an on-road tyre, with exceptional mileage.


Wrangler HP AW

A true all-weather, high performance 4x4 tire. With SmartTRED weather reactive technology for effective traction in dry and wet conditions.
Category: SUV / 4X4
Size: 235/70R15

[niky]

Haven't used the Cross, but we used the Latitude Tour for quite a bit. Expensive tires, but very quiet, decent grip, good braking and very long lasting.

The Goodyear HP AWs have much better performance than the Latitude Tour, but I don't know how they compare to the Cross... since the Cross is a mixed on/off-road tire, it is probably a bit noisier than the Tour and not as grippy on pavement as the HP AWs.

I don't know about the durability of the HP AWs... they weren't on my personal car.

For a Crosswind, you will probably be happy with the regular Michelin Latitudes. No need for the Cross unless you go off-road a lot. We loved ours.

Of course, we replaced them with Kumho ECSTA APTs... very good tires, but not as good as the Michelins... still, they're quiet and performance is pretty good. I like them better than the SPTs we have on our CR-V. (better grip, but very noisy and wear unevenly)

[Col_em]

Haven't used the Cross, but we used the Latitude Tour for quite a bit. Expensive tires, but very quiet, decent grip, good braking and very long lasting.

The Goodyear HP AWs have much better performance than the Latitude Tour, but I don't know how they compare to the Cross... since the Cross is a mixed on/off-road tire, it is probably a bit noisier than the Tour and not as grippy on pavement as the HP AWs.

I don't know about the durability of the HP AWs... they weren't on my personal car.

For a Crosswind, you will probably be happy with the regular Michelin Latitudes. No need for the Cross unless you go off-road a lot. We loved ours.

Of course, we replaced them with Kumho ECSTA APTs... very good tires, but not as good as the Michelins... still, they're quiet and performance is pretty good. I like them better than the SPTs we have on our CR-V. (better grip, but very noisy and wear unevenly)

Thanks boss niky for the info.
But i think no 235/70R15 for the michelin latitude tour hp?

[niky]

Try asking for whatever highway-biased Michelin Latitudes they have.

[Col_em]

okey, by the way thanks...