According to the specs, you need 235/45/17. If you want a tire that works well in snow, you will want to opt for a severe snow service tire - one that has a mountain badge imprinted on the side of the tire. These are all season tires and do not wear as fast as a snow tire so they can be left on the car all year. More expensive than your typical tire.
I would not use chains on 17" rims, the clearance is too tight.
If you have a garage, consider looking for a set of 16" rims and get 100% snow tires. The narrower width of the tire will make it handle better in snow.
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Keeping it running is better than buying new
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