I'm not sure why would you want used tires on a brand new vehicle, but whatever.
Just keep in mind that winter tires tend to wear down quicker than normal ones, and once they wear down a little bit then they're really no better than stock tires any more.
Also, be mindful of tire date codes, especially on used tires. It is recommended that tires be discarded at 10 years old, no matter what the tread depth is. You might not get the great deal that you think you're getting if the tires were made 9 years ago.
To answer your question though, the tires that the CRV use are a relatively unique size. There are not a lot of other vehicles out there that use the same size.
You could consider changing the size slightly, but different sizes can have trade-offs such as a messed up speedometer and worse handling. For example, wider tires are generally worse in ice and snow, and a tire that's too wide or too tall can rub on stuff when you turn.
If you are considering different rims too, things get even trickier. First you need to make sure the wheel is big enough to fit over the brakes, which are fairly large on the CRV's. Then you need to consider that different wheels have different offsets, which will mess with the suspension geometry and cause handling problems and uneven tire wear.
Your best bet would be to stick with new winter tires (and wheels) that are the same size as the OEM ones.