1991 Jeep Wrangler brake hoses

reroute the brake lines, go to smaller tires.

or you can choose to go with wheel spacers, not recommended if you buy the cheap ones, get the expensive centric ones and you will be good to go. also a cool noise when driving.

another option - change the rims - the offset on the original rims you have now have the tires too close to the inside of the vehicle. Getting rims with a different offset can either bring the wheels inward or outward depending on what effect you are after.

Call a rim dealer locally and they'll give you all the ins and outs you need to know about that option.

Personally - I would re-route the lines, but... if you went bigger tires... did you also upgrade the brake system to allow for bigger tires an adjustment needed for stopping power for those bigger heavier tires? might be something to look into as well.

also if you do as brewer suggested, make sure you dont go with rims that may interfere with the brake caliper and assembly!