I hope you will not need any urgent braking..especially in wet conditions..
As I have curiosity for different tire brands, tried most of them michelin, bridgestone, semperit, goodyear, hankook,Lassa,Pirelli..
My experiences showed that michelins are good tires but definitely tire life is short in our road conditions and expensive (Fathers car had them)
Hankook cheap very soft ,silent ,comfy but not good at curves at high speeds or in braking under wet conditions so will never buy them again even their tests are good..
Pirelli p6000 not bad not good avg tire (father bought them without me)
For the grip bridgestone ER300 was really worth its price, good in every respect wet and dry..

and nowadays will be my general preference if budget cant cope with Potenza..
Bridgestone Blizzak (snow tires) clit have them..Good tires but grip not like Goodyear UG500 not for heavy conditions..
Goodyear Eagle F1 (not asymmetric) exceptional tire in dry but cant say the same for wet conditions :-/ and expensive..
Good year Excellence, comfy and adequate in most conditions fairly suitable price..
Good year Hydragrip perfect for fast driving in rain but never comfy in omega , I sell them for half price..
Good year Ultragrip 500 (can be used with studs) perfect for ice and snow - Omega have them..
Good year Ventura..Very good for dry..Medium for wet.And have a very long tire life..
Semperit , snow tires were good.. But havent tested the normal season tires..
Lassa Snoways , very good tires for wet and snow..And have long tire life..