Early days for me as I've not even picked mine up yet. I'm going to change the wheels and tyres almost immediately and save the originals for when my son needs to insure it unmodified.
Living with VWs, Skodas and Audis for many years I've collected plenty of wheels normally fitted with winter tyres. When looking at tyre prices I noticed that a slight increase in width from 215 to 225 generally leads to lower priced tyres through economies of scale. I've not looked in every wheel size as I already have some 18s with tyres fitted and another set in the wings, but if you look at Maxxis AP2 (a well-reviewed all-season) for example, you will see what I mean.
I will actually be trying wider tyres because I already have them and they are an all-season that's not available in many sizes. If they fit I will then try some thinner/taller 17" winter tyres I used on the same car previously and which are still on compatible wheels.
I've been doing this for years, but just make sure your insurers know if you plan on changing anything.
Living with VWs, Skodas and Audis for many years I've collected plenty of wheels normally fitted with winter tyres. When looking at tyre prices I noticed that a slight increase in width from 215 to 225 generally leads to lower priced tyres through economies of scale. I've not looked in every wheel size as I already have some 18s with tyres fitted and another set in the wings, but if you look at Maxxis AP2 (a well-reviewed all-season) for example, you will see what I mean.
I will actually be trying wider tyres because I already have them and they are an all-season that's not available in many sizes. If they fit I will then try some thinner/taller 17" winter tyres I used on the same car previously and which are still on compatible wheels.
I've been doing this for years, but just make sure your insurers know if you plan on changing anything.