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For daily driving I doubt you will get the most out of your tires in terms of performance. Well at least you better not be getting the most out of them!

Some people go cheap on tires just to save $200-$300. Kind of crazy that you would choose to save money on perhaps the single most important part of the car.
Goodyear Eagle F1's are the happy medium in my opinion. Dry performance that is as good as the expensive Michelin and Bridgestone, perhaps the best wet weather performance of the three(def the best wet weather tire I've used) and at the lowest price of the three.