Wow, where to begin. First....
Uniform Tire Quality Grading is a US government mandated tire rating system. It is required for all Passenger type tires, except those used in a light truck application, and those classified as "mud and snow" tires. The grading system is not the same for different brands. For example: A Bridgestone tire with traction A tread B and a Goodyear A and B cannot be compared. The grading is only relative to the LOWEST PERFORMING TIRE of any brand.
Second. The Bridgestone that came original equipment on the CRV is a Dueler H/T. Almost all original equipment quality tires have two things in common, little if any mileage warranty, and low tread wear rating. This is because the rubber compound in the tire is softer and build to very specific specifications as per the cars manufacturer. The dealer wants the customer to have the nicest riding tire possible so they can make the sale. They don't care if your going to have to replace them after 20k miles.
Thirdly the speed rating of the tire determines the overall performance of the tire not the traction and tread wear of the tire. In fact the tread wear and traction will go down as the speed rating and performance of the tire go up. The speed rating not only determines how fast you can safely go on the tire, but how it will handle stopping, turning, accelerating, etc.
Lastly the reason the tempature rating is low is because the tires are designed to not dissipate heat so they will soften up while driving, thus giving a great ride.
In addition you will, 9 times out of 10, pay more to replace your tires with original equipment tires.
I would be glad to answer anymore questions you might have.
Chris