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Per the initial post, seems he wants the same size on front n rear. "I’ll match the front to the back."

May require some wheel lip trimming. "15x7 with 4.25 backspace 255/60 is an easy fit with stock axles and brakes"

What year/model Dart? I think the rears will hit the springs w/a correct tire on an 8" wheel.

I'd ditch the wheels in lieu of plain steelies but keep the body color.

What he said

Yup

Had mine re-drilled by Moser in early 2000 and they installed screw in studs. No issues.

Anybody?

I currently have sbp rotors/hubs on the front of my Dart that were drilled to BBP. The steel wheels are bbp so the fronts are lug concentric. I've had these on for several years w/no issues but I will be making a few passes at a track rental coming up in May and considering ordering hub...

Clean n paint.

I let the paint dry then wiped afterwards.

I did it that way and wiped the excess as you mentioned.

4 piston Calipers or drums?

Check advance or auto zone, save a few on shipping. Standard Dorman part.

4.5" b/s to 4" b/s will put the tire closer to the wheel lip. 4.25" b/s will leave 1/4" to the lip. Leave well enough alone unless you decide to trip the lip.

Thanks for all of the great replies. Leaning towards Coopers.

Looking for some recommendations for tires for a 2014 RAM 1500 Big Horn. The Goodyear SA/s lasted only 36k miles even after recommended rotations. Looking for a quiet all season radial and I do tow a 28' travel trailer 7 - 8 times a year. Thanks in advance.

Those 15 x 8's w/4" b/s won't work. 15 x 7 w/4.5 b/s is your best bet w/out mods.

All depends on the back space of the 15 x 8 wheel.

Yup, that is the size.

Do both

Mine

Ran em for 5+ years on the Pennsy roads. Can't get any worse than that.

Go w/blackwalls. Looks a whole lot better and no cleaning necessary.

What year Dart do you have? Make a difference w/tire clearance. I'm running 245-60-15's on a 15 x 7 wheel w/4.5" b/s. I do have 11 x 2" brakes so that pushes the wheel out about 3/4". No rubbing either side.

8" wheel in the rear will not work w/a stock rear unless you relocate or offset the springs and play w/the b/s.

Did a search for ya. Lots o good info but seems a lot of variations. I'm currently running 245/60/15's on the back w/a 15 x 7 rim w/4.5" backspace with a stock housing, no mods. I am running 11 x 2 brakes though. They fit perfect, no running around corners...

I would say not doable w/out widening the tubs.

You can't compare a 69 to a 70. The wheelhouses are different.

You asked!!! Not my cup o tea. Nuttin over 15" wheels for me.