Michelin vs Bridgestone - Tyre Comparison
VS
Score
5-2
Quick Verdict
Michelin wins this comparison with better scores in 5 out of 7 categories. Michelin excels in durability, wet grip, comfort. However, Bridgestone is better for dry grip and value for money.
Company Snapshot
Michelin
Est. 1889
Headquarters
Clermont-Ferrand, France
Global Rank
#2
Employees
132,000+
Price Range
Premium
Bridgestone
Est. 1931
Headquarters
Tokyo, Japan
Global Rank
#1
Employees
130,000+
Price Range
Premium
Detailed Comparison
Durability
Michelin winsMichelin95
92Bridgestone
Wet Grip
Michelin winsMichelin94
90Bridgestone
Dry Grip
Bridgestone winsMichelin92
93Bridgestone
Comfort
Michelin winsMichelin90
88Bridgestone
Noise Level
Michelin winsMichelin88
85Bridgestone
Fuel Efficiency
Michelin winsMichelin91
88Bridgestone
Value for Money
Bridgestone winsMichelin78
80Bridgestone
Pros & Cons
Michelin
Pros
- Exceptional wet weather performance
- Industry-leading durability and tread life
- Low rolling resistance for fuel efficiency
- Comfortable and quiet ride
- Strong brand reputation and warranty
Cons
- Premium pricing
- Limited budget options
- Some models can be firm on rough roads
Bridgestone
Pros
- Excellent dry grip and handling
- Wide range of products for all vehicles
- Strong OEM partnerships ensure quality
- Good balance of performance and comfort
- Reliable brand with global presence
Cons
- Can be slightly noisier than competitors
- Premium pricing for top models
- Some touring models wear faster
Which Should You Choose?
Choose Michelin if...
- You prioritize highway driving
- You prioritize long distance travel
- You prioritize wet conditions
- You prioritize premium vehicles
- You prioritize safety-conscious drivers
Price Range: $$$ (Premium)
Choose Bridgestone if...
- You prioritize performance driving
- You prioritize suvs and trucks
- You prioritize oem replacement
- You prioritize all-season use
- You prioritize highway cruising
Price Range: $$$ (Premium)