The paper presents the evaluation of the polishing resistance of mixtures from granodiorite, gabbro, amphibolite, gneiss aggregates and rubber granlues intented for poroelastic road surface. Gabbro, granodiorite and amphibolite aggregates were classified in the PSV50 category, whereas gneiss aggregate in the PSV44 category. It was found that the addition of rubber particles in an amount of about 20% had no significant effect on PSV mixtures. This proves that the changes in microtexture are associated with changes occurring on the aggregate surface. Attempts have been made to carry out tests for mixtures from gabbro aggregate and rubber granules in an amount of 30 and 40%. However, no significant effect of the granulate on the PSV value of themixtureswas recorded. Itwas found that sampleswith higher amounts of rubber particles had low durability. As a consequence, it contributed to numerous technical problems during the test.. Keywords: PSV (Polished Stone Value); microtexture; wearing course; rubber granules; skid resistance.