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In my opinion, the cheapest (cost) solution is to just get spacers. If one set of 235s fit, and another didn't you must not be rubbing by much. So I would assume you only need very thin wheel spacers.
However, I have never used wheel spacers before, and I don't know how wide of a spacer you can use without causing a problem with not enough threads left on the studs to hold the wheels on or something.
My advice would be pull a wheel off and look on the back of one of the spokes. There should be a number on there like +40 or +38 or whatever. That's your offset - and then someone can tell you how wide of spacers you need. That will be a much cheaper option that buying another set of new tires or different wheels.
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