We got some great tyres partially used but nearly new. Dead cheap

I try to stick with The Michelin Man. I won't g et Perrelis ever again.

Tire rating is as important as the brand name.

IMO, whatever brand you choose, should have:
1. Traction A.
2. Temperature B.

These are noted on the sidewall of the tire.

What brand and info are the tires you currently have on you car?

Hankook. It is a softer, quieter compound. Michelin and Continental stopped making tires for my twenty five year old Kia van.

Tires easy.com
Ive bought several sets there over the years.
Any brand, any size

I swear by Continental.. Not as Pricy as Pirelli or Michelin. But the quality is there (Please note I am in OZ, so prices may vary where you are..)😷

I went through a lot of tires on my Suzuki all-wheel drive Arieo SX and I found that I was more satisfied with the set of General tires than any other tire that that car rode on.
Beware anything you buy that's really high rated like 70,000 miles is going to ride hard.

non-chinese made tires (though there aren't many these days)

Do you live in a climate with significant yearly snowfall? The best all season tire is Michelin Cross Climate 2; we have them on 3 cars.