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First of all: thnx so far everyone for thinking along and helping I might have another solution with which I might keep my original 14" steel rims original. I have the opportunity tot get some steel 15" rims that come off a pt cruiser, it has 5 x 100 bolt pattern. Does anyone know if these will...

@halfafish: that is very cool, thnx, i love the stance with the 205/70 combined with the 245's. It makes me wanna go to 7 inch with a 235, 245 or 255. In front i will need to go from the current 205/75/14 on a 5.5 J rim to a 205/70/14 on that same rim. In the back I can easily go from 5.5 J to...

Tinman2, thnx..!! That car has the perfect looks on its wheels... 275 would probably better he says... Still pretty wide I will have to recalculate.. 295/50 would mean its height is 50% of 295 mm. Somewhere just a little less then 6 inches then

George Jets, yeah, I was thinking that too. To solve the problem of the car being too high in the front I was thinking to go to 205/70 instead of the 75 currently. That way the stance will be better I assume, when 235/60/14 are mounted in the back. There would be only a difference in height...

Dana67Dart, btw, another problem I didnt mention..: I am in Europe, the Netherlands

Thnx George Jets, they look nice Looking at your picture, I guess a 235 would fit too?

Thnx, I found out that much indeed, I have a brandnew set of cragar ss 17/45/235/8" which I temporarely mounted on the car with adapters to convert to the 5 x 4,5 pattern ( they will go on my 69 charger when finished the resto one time) , but due to the adapters the rims are 1" too wide for...

Cool, but that tyre size isnt available in 14". What would height 60 do on a 14" / 235? Compared to the front wheel which is 205/75/14?

Hi all, I need some help. I have a 70 Duster, stock height. 8 3/4 rear axle. Small bolt pattern (5x4"). Current rims and tyres are all 4: 14" x 5.5 J rims with 205/75/14 tyres. In front I am pretty confident, tyres might be 70 high instead of 75. In the back I want to go wider. Now I found...