The Bridgestone A005 4 Season is a good choice and the sidewall is not on the wide side, so good for the drive belt clearance as well as grip and wear. Good as the Michelin Cross Climate is for wear and grip, it is slightly fatter on the sidewall (but just OK) and will run very close to the drive belt, if it is tracked correctly. From experience the Kumho is also "slim", good grip and usually cheap but wears out pretty quick.
As the APL says, the Goodyear is a bit too fat and rubs the drive belt, avoid it. Not all 175/65-15 tyres are equal..... Some MOT checkers don't like the idea of asymmetric tyres on the back of a M3W, the 4 Season tyres are usually symmetrical tread so a good choice for that as well as combating aquaplaning, which is something you don't want with a M3W. With that in mind, don't run your back tyre down to the bare minimum, if in doubt, replace it. You also don't want a flat, so add some Puncture Safe or OKO.