Viper! Damn good to see ya again, hows it been?

 

Look, you have to take some responsibility of your own to resolve this. Nobody else is going to have a similar problem with the exact same causes. You already stated that you have aftermarket 3-piece rims. You already stated that it's possible they put them together wrong. I've given you some ideas about why they look the way they look. It's now up to you to do it little homework to find out exactly what you need to fix this. You need to determine if you've got rims that were put together incorrectly. You need to determine if someone has put the wrong rims on the wrong corners of the car (disregard the tires for now, they can be mounted on almost any width of rim). You need to determine the exact width of each rim and the exact offset of each rim on each corner before you even know if those items are correct.
If the rims were not put together correctly, get them fixed. If you've got the wrong rims on the wrong corners of the car, get that fixed. The solution is straight forward but ONLY once you have determined exactly what's going on.
I doubt this is a case of having different fenders installed on one side of the car but again, you must find out. We can't tell you if this is the case. Take the proper measurements to verify this.

Thanks, man. I'm back on a "let's wait and see" mode.

 

Just do what viper said and go check. Have some piece of mind man. Get R' Done.

 

The faces were put on wrong

 

And there you have it. Like I said, only you can do the rest. We can't see the rims or touch them or weigh them. Glad you got to the bottom of it.