Check the speed rating too.

Choosing a higher than original speed rating mean stiffer sidewalls for firmer ride and better cornering.

Choosing a lower speed rating adds comfort at the expense of steering response and cornering.

Your owner's manual should list the original tire and its speed rating. 

Best to keep the original rating for original ride quality.

there isn't any in particular just don't buy ones made in China.

You can get Michelin, good year, perilli ........................

I like Hankook on my cars for a great ride for the price, not sure they are great in the traction department.

Michelins are good.

From personal experience: Bridgestone QuietTrack and Continental DWS06. I drive in snow, rain and dry. Both work great. Continental is probably better, more sporty,… it’s W rated, but it is considerably shorter lasting. Bridgestone is H rated, … it’s a lot quieter and much longer lasting. Fwiw

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