Heavy-Duty Dually Wheel Solution for Sprinter Vans

Known for producing lightweight and strong wheels, Method Race Wheels has done it again. This time they have released a dually wheel specifically designed for the popular 6-lug Mercedes-Benz Sprinter application.

The Method 901 series comes to market with classic Method flat black styling and 12-hole design as well as bolt-in center caps on the front and push-in center caps on the rear, both embossed with the Method logo.

Structurally, the Method 901 is a true heavy-duty option for Sprinter owners who are pushing their GVWR to its limits and need rock-solid strength both on and off the road. Thanks to solid A356 aluminum construction and T6 heat treatment, each 901 dually wheel provides a 3000-pound maximum load rating. 

Method Race Wheels backs each wheel that leaves the factory with Method’s Limited Lifetime Warranty, which covers structural defects for the life of the wheel and finish defects for 1-2 years depending on the coating. 

A set of 16×5.5 Method 901 wheels with a 6×205 bolt-pattern plus the required lug nuts and valve stem extensions will set you back about $1500. You can learn more about the 901 and all of the other great offerings from Method Race Wheels at www.methodracewheels.com.

Header image credit: Method Race Wheels

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