Are EV-Specific Tires Better than Popular Non-EV Tires? – 2025 Test 1 With Winter Update

In the first test of 2025, we run it back with EV vs non-EV tires with an eleven-tire, five-category grouping. Using our pair of Teslas, we delve into efficiency, road characteristics, wet and dry handling/braking, and of course, the overall rankings when combined! Including a final chart with tires from 2024 added! Sit back, relax, and enjoy the first test of 2025. 00:00 Introduction 03:33 Consumption 04:49 Road Rides 18:09 Wet Track 24:34 Dry Track 30:00 Conclusion 33:58 Winter Testing 34:41 Ice Testing 35:12 Snow Testing 37:05 Winter Conclusion Learn more about the tires in this test: Continental ExtremeContact DWS 06 Plus: http://bit.ly/4nu58vi Continental ExtremeContact Sport 02: http://bit.ly/3TiGqjK Falken Azenis FK460 A/S (Silent Core): http://bit.ly/4eu0auf Hankook Ventus S1 evo3 (T0): http://bit.ly/4kjiMhU Kumho Ecsta Sport: http://bit.ly/3G4iKg3 Kumho Ecsta Sport A/S: http://bit.ly/449jSIl Kumho Majesty 9 Solus TA91 EV (K-Silent): http://bit.ly/3Ioq4DJ Michelin CrossClimate2: http://bit.ly/4l00l30 Michelin e.Primacy All Season: http://bit.ly/3I8g7dA Michelin X-Ice Snow: http://bit.ly/40yOrou Pirelli P Zero AS Plus 3 (Elect): http://bit.ly/4kjBrKD View the full 2025 test report with winter update here: http://bit.ly/4l7OXlN Follow us on Instagram and Facebook to learn about new product and to keep up with all things Tire Rack! @tirerack