Yes I’d be looking for something for the power, but can’t find any other recommendations?
Basically the more “sporty” tyres are made with a softer compound. This grips more, however the trade off is that they’ll wear a bit faster. I always prefer a softer tyre over longevity.
For your xpower I would look at Michelin Pilot Sport (super sport is even more performance if you want to do track days, but they go a little too far that way for daily drivers I think). Pirelli does a good sports tyre, look at P Zero. Bridgestone RE003 is a popular choice too, but personally I don’t bother with Bridgestone. But objectively it is a performance tyre.
Some other brands are Falken FK510, I have these on my Peugeot RCZ and they grip for days. They used to be cheaper than Michelin but I think that’s no longer the case. And Yokohama Advan is a performance tyre.
Kumho does a performance tyre but I find they lean a bit more on the longevity and less on grip.
Toyo is good brand too, but their performance tyres lean a bit more towards track days (like the Michelin Super Sport).
Continental does a lot of standard fitment tyres for many sports cars, but sometimes they come out a bit expensive compared to the competition.
These are all summer tyres though, I know nothing about all seasons and how much performance they offer. It might be worth your time to pop in to your local tyre shop, just mention want you expect from your tyres. You can ask to see them if they have them in stock (often we had the pattern in stock even if it wasn’t the right size for the actual car).
Little fun fact, softer compound tyres actually feel a little softer. Most tread patterns are all pretty similar nowadays because they all get designed by computers, a lot of tyre companies talk about their tread patterns on their websites and what does what.
