Any body ever run 275/60/15's on all four corners on a 71/72 Charger?

[Daytona R/T SE]

Looks like there's plenty of room on the front, but has any body actually run them on all four corners?

[flyinlow]

I have a 275/60-15 for spare tire on my 73. I normally run 245/60-15 on the front. The spare matches the rear tires (Sure grip)  I put the two extra Craggars I have with worn  BFG's on the front to see if the spare would work ok. Drives OK, does rub at full turn or close  to a full turn if you hit a bump. Used as a spare to get home it would work,being carefull where you drove. I know the 73 is a sligthly different fender and suspension. 

[71charger_fan]

Here's a 255/60 after 12 years or so on the front of a '71 Charger. There's no problem with rubbing, but it looks like it rubbed lightly once or twice. 275/60s would look awesome, but I'd be afraid they'd rub.

[Daytona R/T SE]

I test fitted a pair of 275's on the front of my '72 with the torsion bars cranked all the way down.

I didn't see where it would rub anywhere, but the car wasn't driveable and the tires were a severely worn, cheap off brand.

Just wondering if anyone had actually driven one like this.

It looked pretty cool...

[ottawamerc]

I have the 275 60 15's on the rear and 245 60's up front and they I would say would be the max to fit the 175"s would rub for sure.

[Wookie316]

255/50r17 which is 27.2" high. No issues. I believe 275/60's are an inch taller. They'd probably fit but be very tight.

[471_Magnum]

275-60-15s in front would have it looking like a beach buggy.          

[Daytona R/T SE]

Cool....Now that I've got it running...

I'm going to give the beach buggy look a try....

With those old worn out 275's