That looks normal to me. This is my car on OEM suspension before I replaced it:

 

It's normal, I had the same 'problem' when I fitted my RPF1's on stock suspension.
Design of the wheels makes a big difference. I have 17" Work Meisters as well and they look like 16" because of the short spokes/fat lip + wheel gap looks a lot worse compared to the stock wheels.

 

^^^ That color is delicious.

 

I still think the rear is off. I think if the pre-load isn't set correctly after a suspension installation you can end up with this kind of issue. If the preload was done correctly then I guess it is normal, and perhaps it is just the way the photo is taken or the angle of the vehicle that makes it look odd.

 

Just a quick update, it was probably the angle of the original picture and it just got off the lift.
Here's another shot after a week or so

 

The pics are all kind of dark in the area you need to see - top of tire and edge of arch. Maybe give us a measurement? I have a stock set up I could compare your measurements to mine.

 

IDK how to help you, OP.

You haven't really answered any questions about this. Scroll up.

Any chance they got the front and rear springs mixed?

 

just lower the car... problem solved.

 

Its not clear that there is a problem to solve.