Best Tires for the BMW X3 35d

I recently replaced the runflat Pirelli P Zero tires on my 2017 X3 35d M Sport with Continental AllSeasonContact tires in 245/45 R19 front and 275/40 R19 rear sizes. My goal was to find all-season tires that would provide better ride quality with the M Sport suspension. The Continental AllSeasonContact tires have delivered on that, providing a relatively sporty ride while also being much more comfortable than the Pirelli P Zero tires. They offer a generally softer feel and a notably higher tolerance for potholes and expansion joints.

The grip levels are high on dry roads, and they also perform very well in wet conditions, although there is some loss of feel compared to the runflat P Zero. Overall, I am very satisfied with the Continental AllSeasonContact tires, as the car is now much more comfortable, considerably quieter, and generally delivers a more typical SUV feel than I experienced with the runflat tires. I have used Michelin CrossClimate+ and Goodyear Vector Gen 3 fitments on other SUVs, and I find that Continental AllSeasonContact tires are a very good alternative.

Very good tires, Triangle pl01. I had them on my Nissan Juke r17, I was wondering how stable the car is in snow and on ice with them. After 3 winters (more than 30k km) the rest was some 6 mm, I didn't notice significant changes in performance.
Put them on bmw X3 3.0SD. The same stability, no surprises on ice and snow. When changed summer tires to Goodyear Assymetric, I noticed, that the car "floats" on the road, what was not the issue with Triangle.
Next wintertires will be Triangle pl02

I've had these on the back of my BMW X3 35d. Not done sufficient mileage to really classify the wear. 4k so far and they look to be wearing equally across the tread. No issues with handling or grip although wet mileage has been very low as I live in Murcia Spain.