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Your car looks great the way it is. I have two 1972 4 door Valiants and daily drove one from 2007 to 2018. I'd still be driving it daily had the torsion bar crossmember not rusted away. My car had a good ride and look with 205/70-14's.....I like black sidewalls myself but whitewalls look good...

I was able to find the broadcast sheet after I posted the question and found the "T11" tire size for my car originally. I see, from the charts you provided, that it would have been equipped with the 4.5" wide wheels. Thanks a bunch!

I have a 1974 Duster. It is equipped with a 198 Slant 6 with auto trans and manual front disc brakes. I know that the disc brakes mandated big bolt pattern wheels for this car. It currently has a set of ralley wheels. I may switch to the stamped steel wheels and want to know what size they would...

Thanks, need exact backspacing measurement on 14x6 BBP ralley wheel.

My understanding is that only the 14x5.5 ralleys were used on A-bodies. What is the back spacing on the 14x6 BBP ralley wheels from the non A-body cars? Thankyou!

Thanks guys! another option is a 7" wide wheel with 4 1/4" offset. I need to take a rear wheel off and do some measuring to be 100%

This is for a 1974 Duster with factory front disc brakes, Stock leaf location, Bbp 7-1/4 rear. Looking to buy 14x8 rear Chrysler ralley wheels with 4.5" back spacing. I want to install 245/60-14 BFG tires. Will they be too close to the leaf springs? Thanks for the help!

Hi, I read your post and just in case you are'nt aware of Stockton wheel in Stockton California, they made me a custom set and did an excellent job! check them out. I know they are in the USA and I read your post but maybe they can refer you to a place in Canada...who knows? good luck!

1973dusterkid, The size you are looking for is gonna be a custom wheel. I had custom 14X7 steel wheels made by Stockton wheel in California. They used a 14X4.5 wheel to start with...cost was about 260 dollars for both. FYI, last time I talked to them they said they could use the centers...

My '70 with custom Stockton 14X7 rears and stock 14X5.5 steelies up front painted in B7....lots of cool cars/steelies here!

Sure do, this is the best angle that I could find...

goldduster318, thanks for the correction regarding the spare-tire well and gas tank interference.

I have a '70 Duster with the original 6.95X14 goodyear spare on the 14X4.5" stamped steel wheel and it sticks up about 3/4 of an inch....the trunk cardboard doesn't fit flush with the surrounding floor....so the e70-14's would be worse....I guess the 6.50X13 was ideal...lol..hows your welding...

Finding a tire that will accomplish this like having your cake and eating it too with the duster/demons and dart sports ( narrow rear track ).....but I have run 225/70-14's on all corners of a '74 duster w/14X5.5 ralleys that got alot of compliments...but more importantly rode and handled good...

About 3 years ago I was able to get the very sizes you mentioned in the BF Goodrich Radial T/A from tire rack for my '70 duster....195/70-14...seems this size comes and goes, don't know why.... maybe try Year One and see if they still stock the size....if not then tire rack should be able to...

Thanks for all the replies....and thats a sweet '72 Scamp, Swing69! diggin that green!

Thanks guys, for the replies....I remember seeing this set up on a 70 Dart 340 at the Nationals a while ago...thought it looked pretty good. Based on the uneven wear comments I may just stick with 195 or 205- 70's for now on the 5.5" rims. Thanks again.

Hi, Is anyone running this combo? I want to do this on my '72 Valiant 4dr on all 4 corners. Any pics or comments welcome! thanks, nick