Best Tires for the Ford Fusion hybrid

Despite its name, this tire is absolutely uncomfortable. You can feel every irregularity on the road. It was very quiet during the first week; after that, however, it generates quite a bit of noise. Handling on wet surfaces is poor. Even with just a light drizzle-before the road is even truly wet-you immediately notice an increase in braking distance. You hit the brakes, and the ABS engages instantly, giving the sensation that the car isn't going to stop.
Every now and then, the tire shifts on the rim; this causes vibrations throughout the car and, consequently, puts strain on the suspension. As a result, I have to visit the garage to have the wheel removed and the tire reseated. And about a month later, the vibrations start all over again.
Before switching to the GiTi Comfort 225, I was driving on Continental PremiumContact 6 tires.
On the positive side, I can mention that you don't feel the road grooves or ruts.

My initial Review
I have done 5k on them
They seem fine no issues
Coming from UHP tires to touring need get use to the limits differ
I'll give update done more miles in all conditions.
Dry ; Very Good
Handling ; Good
Comfortable
Lower fuel consumption because of low resistance.
Manufacturered in Japan

I purchased a new 2019 Ford Fusion Hybrid that came equipped with Michelin tires (to my delight). The Energy Saver AS tires have a 65,000mile warranty. I rotate my tires every 6,000-7000 miles, when I have the oil changed. At 25,500 miles, my service station was unable to rotate the tires due to excessive wear & tear. Using Michelin’s warranty program, I bought a new set of the same tires at a 40% charge from MSRP. The replacement tires lasted only 20,000 miles before wearing out. Not wanting to waste any more money on Michelin tires, I purchased four Bridgestone tires. I asked Michelin for compensation to mitigate my costs of purchasing three sets of tires on a car with less than 47,000 miles on it. A Supervisor named Ashlyn told me that the only way to get compensated was to go through the same warranty process again. Fool me twice… When I asked to speak with Ashlyn’s manager, she said that there was no one higher than she in the company. Between the poor quality of the tires and the complete lack of consideration/respect shown me by Customer Service, I can only suggest that anyone considering buying Michelin tires think twice. Don’t expect any empathy or responsiveness from them, should you encounter a major issue with the tires’ quality. And at Michelin, Customer Service is a euphemism.