No offense but saying we try not to go camping in the rain is like I try not to get a flat while driving. It happens.
I'm of the opinion as to not skimp on your tent unless you want to end up back in your cruiser or the nearest hotel when the weather gets bad. A quality tent lasts a long time if properly cared for.
But of the vendors listed Cabela's and Eureka are probably the "best".
You did not indicate how many people your trying to get in it. But I'm assuming a family sized. I seriously consider something from TNF, Sierra Designs, Mountain Hardware, etc...
Generally a good place to shop:
Family Camping Tents from Backcountry.com