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- I will be losing my factory Prius rims so I want to make sure this will work?
If you mean "get better wear", then you haven't told us enough information.
Tire wear is very highly dependent on the tire - and there is a rating on the sidewall that gives you an idea of how well a tire wears. It's called the UTQG rating. Google it and you find out what it means and where to look for it.
So if you only want to get better tires, changing tire size isn't he way to go. Select tires with a higher UTQG rating - and you can get them in your current size. Just be aware that you will be sacrificing fuel economy to get that better wear.
If you want a more complete picture, look at the surveys on Tire Rack's website
http://www.michelinman.com/tire-selector/category/winter/x-ice/tire-details
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Now that you have the proper name, go look at the ratings.