Best Tires for the BMW Bmw

The Bridgestone Turanza All Season 6 ticks all of my boxes :
1) Wet : in 1987 I had a nasty accident in my Golf 2 because of aquaplaning, so behavior in the wet is my main concern. The Turanza is very good in the wet, be it braking, grip, or dispersing water.
2) Dry : I wanted an all season tire that comes close to a summer tire. The Turanza delivers.
3) Snow : I live in Flanders where we hardly get any snow. I don't need the best performance in wintery conditions. Compared to my previous experience with winter tires this tire clearly isn't as good. But, I just don't want to get stuck in snow, and I haven't so far. I have no experience on ice, though.
4) Comfort : contrary to magazine tests, I find this tire comfortable and very quiet. Some other testers on this site confirm. Perhaps there's a difference, depending on tire size. So, FYI front 225/40R19, rear 255/35R19.
Other remarks :
- I've noticed that my car is very neutral through bends on this tire, no under- or oversteer. Going on/off the gas in a curb doesn't change trajectory, really impressive.
- The only drawback with this tire is a lack of feedback, it feels numb, no steering feel.
- If I had to change tires today, I would buy again, as it ticks my boxes.
As a final remark : a big thank you to TireReviews.com, this is my goto website for tire info, and a big thank you to all private testers for sharing info. As a thank you I've written this review.

The tires have been used mainly on motorways, in all seasons, with occasional A and B roads during the summer. Grip is accurate and reliable, in all seasons, including heavy rain.( No real snow/ice experience) . The tires, being run flat , are noisier than regular tires on motorways and the handling a little stiffer too.
After 26,000 miles they still have 3.5 mm of tread left ,with some minor shoulder wear on the front pair. I'm probably switching to conventional tires (non run flat) after this winter. Very likely Goodyear's again, although I've also run Bridgestone, on this vehicle too.

Had these fitted 3 years ago and since then done roughly 5500 miles. Not a lot of mileage, but then that's because of my circumstances. (I'm retired and don't do the 1200 mile round trips to and from the continent, 6 times a year. Michelin have been my go to car tire, since I first had the MXL and MXT on my Volvo.)
The wear has been negligible, gone from 7 mm new to about 6.5 mm today.
Haven't had any snow to speak of here in the UK, but a bit icy one or two days.
Last Christmas went to stay up country, mostly motorway, a trip of 130 miles or so. Not far but the rain was horrendous, it didn't stop at all, roads were flooded and the spray evil. We returned two days later and got similar weather, torrential rain all the way back.
The tires were great, never thought for one moment that I would loose control. They're quieter than the previous Turanza, which I never thought were safe when cornering, especially in the wet.

These are the first UHP tire I've purchased - they performed excellent in the dry and rain I have full confidence in them in those conditions.
They also did remarkably well in fresh snow, even a few inches deep, and held up ok in slush (although the car does get pushed around). They are absolutely useless on any kind of hard packed and polished snow, and especially useless on ice.
Car is a 2015 328d xdrive wagon.

Good tire all round. Would buy again price depending. They are a little firm and noisier than i think they should be, but overall good.