So I've known these as being the BFGoodrich Advantage Touring tyres, as if sister tyres to the Advantage Control series. That's just branded where I live but I've checked and these "Advantage 2" are the exact same verbatim.
The previous tyres I came from were Ecopia 300s from Bridgestone, and I drive a Nissan Tiida (Versa for the americans) 185/65 r15, and they're very quiet. Especially on a half decent road, I garenteed you'll hear more wind noise than road noise, unless you're on a pretty bad road in which case it's louder but nowhere near unbearable.
The grip from a launch is kinda poor, it doesn't take that much extra throttle to make them squeak a bit from a standstill, but the cornering grip is actually very good, especially so in wet. You can spin the wheels even easier when wet, but the cornering grip of these tyres is pretty decent. Probably worse grip than the Ecopias, but they'll also last longer so it makes sense.
Fuel economy took a somewhat noticable hit with these, though I came from purpose built fuel economy tyres so it's no wonder. I'd say the ride is by far the most improved aspect, especially if you don't overpressure the tyres. The comfort is improved more than road noise, and that's saying something since they are quieter than the Ecopias I believe.
Steering feel can be quite numb, though higher tyre pressure can offset that and improve fuel economy. It'll just make straight line grip somewhat worse.
While I'm low miles on these types I expect them to last forever, I can't actually notice any sort of real wear since I bought them, and while I'm not a crazy driver I haven't exactly been mindful of their wear when driving.
Overall, would recommend if you prioritize comfort and noise reduction a lot, but your fuel economy may take a tiny hit depending on the tempament of your vehicle and don't expect to win any track races or drag races really. They're confident in the wet, though I wouldn't say too confident, and just because they're comfy doesn't mean they're incapable of fun either, just know what you're getting into! They're pretty damn good.