T1R is more expensive and has less traction in the dry. The OP wants "Traction+rain+decent price". In the wet the performance advantage of one max performance summer tire versus another is debateable. I've never had any wet weather traction issues with either the RT-215 or RT-615 Azenis. Plus, how often do people really drive in the rain? Maybe twice a week, on average? Think of all the dry sunny days that SoO SpEc Mx5 would be missing out on if he went with the T1R. That tire is for old people. Then again he did say daily driver. We all know how people like to compromise performance for added comfort when it comes to their daily drivers. Maybe the T1R would be best afterall. Either way this isn't a critical life decision. People agonize way too much over tire choice. Just get whichever one is going to be the least hassle to get installed so you can get your car back on the road as quickly as possible and have fun with it.