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Tyre comparison

Bridgestone Potenza Sport vs Michelin Pilot Sport EV

They sit in different categories, so the choice starts with your car. The Potenza Sport is a max-performance tyre: more dry grip and steering response, for quick cars and spirited driving. The Pilot Sport EV is an ultra-high performance tyre: a little less ultimate grip, usually longer life and lower cost, for warm hatches and fast everyday cars. The calculator tells you which category your car needs.

Bridgestone

Potenza Sport

Precise and grippy; excellent wet handling.

Max performance summer · Premium

Michelin

Pilot Sport EV

Built for EV weight and torque, with noise-damping foam.

Ultra-high performance summer · Premium

Trait by trait

Out of 10. Each tyre is rated against its own category: max performance summer for the Potenza Sport, ultra-high performance summer for the Pilot Sport EV. Max-performance tyres grip harder in the dry overall, so read across categories with care.

Potenza SportPilot Sport EV
Dry grip78
Wet grip108
Tread life67
Quiet & comfort68
Efficiency58

Potenza Sport

Where the scores come from

Independent tests

Tested by
Tyre Reviews
Year
2025

TyreReviews 2025: best wet handling 99.3 s, best curved aquaplaning 16.87 m/s2.

Data last reviewed: October 2026

Pilot Sport EV

Where the scores come from

Estimated: no independent test of this tyre found

Reviews: strong dry, confident wet, reasonable efficiency; no test figures read.

Data last reviewed: October 2026

Questions

Which is better, the Potenza Sport or the Pilot Sport EV?

They sit in different categories, so the choice starts with your car. The Potenza Sport is a max-performance tyre: more dry grip and steering response, for quick cars and spirited driving. The Pilot Sport EV is an ultra-high performance tyre: a little less ultimate grip, usually longer life and lower cost, for warm hatches and fast everyday cars. The calculator tells you which category your car needs.

Where do these ratings come from?

From independent tyre tests where they exist (ADAC, Auto Bild, Tyre Reviews, evo, Tire Rack and others), rated 1 to 10 against other tyres in the same category, last reviewed October 2026. Neither tyre maker nor any retailer can change them.