The route preference is local to the virtual router you configured it on and that information is not exchanged with other routers. It is used to determine the order of preference of different types of routes, e.g. OSPF vs. BGP route.
When you need to choose between two routes of the same type (OSPF in your case), then the route metric is used. You can control that value by adjusting the link Cost on a particular OSPF interface (edit interface, go to OSPF tab)
By default, your tunnel interfaces would have a cost of 10 assigned. You can lower that cost (or increase that of other interfaces) to prefer a particular link over others.
Since you are using SSG firewalls, you should configure link costs in such a way that traffic between two routers will go via the same path in both directions. In some cases, asymmetric routing can cause problems. That means you'd need to make changes on both SSG 1 and SSG 4.