Rims won't fit on rear with drums.

[Cyrillious]

Sorry, wasn’t bagging on you for painting them, but comparing what WV offered for for different part numbers and painted primed etc trying to figure out why they didn’t fit.
Still didn’t see your part number on WV website and the closest numbers were advertised as I mentioned back on p 1 or this thread. So I think you got rims that were made more specific to different/earlier model year trucks but “fit” 6 lug squares. Or almost fit anyways!

I looked for my part number the other day and it's obsolete by the looks of it. And I got them early last year. They have one close to what I have but you can't put hub caps on them

 

[Cyrillious]

What brand of tires? Name brand or Tiawanesium tires?

Komodo M/T saveros

 

[Grit dog]

Komodo M/T saveros

While I hadn’t heard of them before, they’re priced similar to other mid range mudders. They’re super aggressive though so more likely to take more weight. Did they all take a lot? How much?
Maybe you can convince the tire shop to rotate them a rebalance. After you clearance the rims and repaint…lol

 

[Grit dog]

That was going to be my ultimate solution for all four rims. Grind down the folded inward lips that are not welded on the inside. I need to look inside the drums chamfer circumferences as to how much I can take off on the outside lips. This job will not happen not at least next year because I want to take a break from these disappointing fit wheels. I'm hoping better luck with my used wheels for now.

Fair enough. How close are they to fitting? Would 1/4 “ spacers work? That’s easiest if they do and costs less than having the tires re-mounted.
Another possible option you could measure up is if the threads are too short for your comfort (you’d ideally want to grab 9-10 threads minimum) is extended length lug nuts.
And actual bolt on 1.5” spacers are $60 US and are a permanent slam dunk solution. Done deal and they correct the narrower rear stance.