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I drive a ton of miles and have gone through 5 sets of all-season tires in the last 2 years. They have varied from Goodyear to Dunlop to General plus a couple more. I've always run dedicated summer and winter tires in the past on all of my cars (Porsches, STis, and more), but these days SS Disability doesn't pay enough to do it right now.
The first thing I need to know is what is your budget? Without that, it's impossible to narrow it down other than I can tell you my last set were Riken Raptors and they were awesome on dry pavement and in light snow. They're under $100 from Tire Rack, and while they don't come with a treadwear warranty due to the low price, they also last decently long considering the price.
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