When I changed the tyres on my 2015 car I fitted Michelin Cross Climate all round, as I had to travel into the highlands of Scotland for a job. They seemed to work pretty well for grip in icy conditions, but I don't know if that's an issue where you live. They also give a quiet and comfortable ride.
On my previous car which was a 2011 model, the original Hankook tyres lasted well, and I've found the Goodyear Excellent Grip Performance to be pretty good. I also fitted some Hankook Ventus Prime 3, but I found that the rear ones created a droning noise, which I put down to rear shock absorbers. This seemed to cure the noise but the tyres did become stepped on the inner edge and after about 40,000 miles the inner blocks of tread had worn away completely. I thought this might be due to a tracking error but having replaced them with Goodyears, they shown no signs of uneven wear after over 10,000 miles.
It's worth searching local dealer prices on-line, you can usually find someone that is doing them for £10/tyre cheaper than everyone else. I paid £93-68 for a pair of Goodyears last September (205/55/R16). The Michelin Cross climates were £253.48 for 4, (195/65/R15)
