Problem with most all weather tires is they blow in the wet.
CC2 best overall cuz it's good in slush and wet
WRG5 sacrificies some dry/wet to be best in snow.
Toyo Celsius Sport, General AW365, and Vredestein are underrated; very good performance.
The rest are just also rans.
Terrible in wet and sloppy in dry.
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tests...y.jsp?ttid=336
General AltiMAX 365 AW (Grand Touring All-Season, 215/55R17 94V SL)
What We Liked: It's pretty good in the wet and reasonable on the road.
What We'd Improve: The balance of traction to steering response could be tweaked.
Summary: Reasonable in most respects, but not exceptional in any of them.
Bridgestone WeatherPeak (Grand Touring All-Season, 215/55R17 94V SL)
What We Liked: Pleasant on the road and reasonably quiet.
What We'd Improve: It badly needs more traction in wet and dry conditions.
Michelin CrossClimate2 (Grand Touring All-Season , 215/55R17 94V SL)
What We Liked: A nice, composed ride with strong performance, whether wet or dry.
What We'd Improve: Lateral traction could use some attention.
Pirelli Cinturato WeatherActive (Grand Touring All-Season, 215/55R17 94V SL)
What We Liked: A refined and comfortable experience with excellent noise suppression and precise handling.
What We'd Improve: We'd like more lateral traction in the wet and a bit more predictability in the dry.
Toyo Celsius Sport (Grand Touring All-Season, 215/55R17 98V XL)
What We Liked: Plenty of easy-to-use, well-balanced traction combined with some energetic steering.
What We'd Improve: Some additional refinement on the road as long as it doesn't sacrifice performance.
Summary: One of our favorite wet and dry performers in this test in pretty much every respect.
Vredestein Quatrac Pro+ (Grand Touring All-Season, 215/55R17 98W XL)
What We Liked: Excellent manners on the street, with top-tier wet traction.
What We'd Improve: Some adjustments to its sensitivity at the limit would help.