I just remembered!!
I highly advise you to raise the car up a tad (to no wheel gap) till you get new wheels!!
My friend, a looonng time ago, slammed his DC when he saw mine and he had rubbing issues on his steelies. We looked under the wheel wells up front and theres this metal lip that goes along the whole middle of the wheel well. It was actually cutting the tire down the middle. I told him to raise it but he was confident that it was fine.
After a while, he hit up the touge down here, one of the wheels up front popped, slid off into a relatively deep ditch and flipped his ride. On an inspection, we came to the conclusion that the cutting of the tires is what caused the tire to fail. The tire popped in the middle of the tread.
I'm not sure if you touge or not but if you take on/off freeway ramps, theres a high possibility it'll cut up the tires.
Check under the wheel wells to make sure its not doing this.