It depends on your priorities…
Quad Link 2 bikes are a little sensitive to tyre choice, there’s a tradeoff between traction, drag and wallow to take into account. I’ve got a Wolf Ridge which has avery similar setup to the Whyte.
On the back of the bike I’ve tried Nevegals, Small Block Eights, Ardents and High Rollers. I found with SB8s and Ardents that the bike spat traction abruptly which made climbing a bit of a mission. The SB8 also has some bad manners under braking too, unlike the Ardent which was pretty stable aside from climbing in the wet. In fact, I’d suggest that Ardents are the ideal dry weather rear tyre for your bike.
The Nevegals gave fantastic grip and traction, but at the expense of rolling resistance which made epic rides an absolute chore, however whislt riding the downhills in North Wales the bike felt unbelievably stable and fast to boot. The High Roller was better here, but I didn’t get on with the loss of any feedback or grip at intermediate speed. It’s an all or nothing tyre.