I find my car skids when stopping too fast when on wet surfaces. I know it stops differently than my Honda Odyssey. Any tire recommendations besides driving slower or drive on perfect days.
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It's probably not the type of tires that you have. Remember that most of the weight of your car, perhaps as much as two thirds, is on the rear wheels. If the rear brakes aren't adjusted properly the fronts will lock and the car will continue on, with possibly disastrous consequences. Ask me how I know.
Also, because of the wight bias, the front tires are usually at a much lower pressure than the rears. A difference of as much as 10 psi is often recommended. I ran 20 front, 28 rear.
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TireRack does have a wet performance rating for tires. Tires much over 6 years old also get hard and lose their grip too.
Ouch still painful to look at!
As Wolfgang said, maybe the tires are old and that's why I patina so much, I should look for the softest ones that I find minimum for the front train
it is seen that it was a very strong blow, thankfully it did not happen to older people than a wound in the face