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Yes it can. Its what I have on my 73 Duster

Thanx. The fronts are 205/65/15s on a 7" AR Outlaw 1 rim. Some rubbing in front occasionally on hard turns. The springs are stock

I'm running 275/60/15 on 8" rims with 4.5BS on a 8 1/4 rear end. No issues

I'm running the 275/60R15 ET Streets on an 8"rim (3.75" backspacing) in the back and 205/55R15 in the front on my '73. The rears were on a 7" rim previously.

I have 275/60/15 slicks on an American Racing Outlaw 1 8" rim (3.75 BS) on my '73 with no mods. No issues

1973 340 Duster [B]Front: P205/65r15 Bridgestones mounted on Outlaw I 15x7 rims, 3.75BS [B]Back: P275/60r15 ET Streets mounted on Outlaw I 15x8 rims, 3.75BS No suspension mods, no rubbing

Rear P275/60R15 ET Streets on American Racing 8" Outlaw I rims (3.75 BS, -19mm Offset). Front P205/65R15 Bridgestones on 7" American Racing Outlaw I rims (3.75 BS, -6mm offset). No rear end mods, no rubbing.

Im running 275/60/r15 on a 7' rim with no rubbing

I'm running 275/60/15 in the back on 15 X 7 American Racing Outlaw rims with 4" backspacing with no issues. I'm actually considering going to a taller and wider tire

Hi All. I'm currently running 275 60R15 on an American Racing centerline style rim on my 73 duster (9 1/4 rear). Am I able to put a wider and taller tire in the rear without them rubbing or requiring a spring modification? I was thinking of going to a 295 series tire. I'm apologise if this topic...