If possible I would go with the 18" All Season Tires. If you get the 19" rims there are not that many great all season options. You could of course get the 19" rims with the Summer performance tires (which only last 10-15K miles) and get a second set of rims for the winter months.
With traction and stability control this should be a decent winter driving vehicle with some practice and common sense.
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