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Sprinter Van Wheels

The only wheels designed specifically for Sprinter vans. Highest Load Capacity and Aggressive offset to tackle the toughest terrain.

All Products Fit: Sprinter, Revel, Storyteller, Jayco, Thor, Airstream, GH1 Vans.

All Products Fit: Sprinter, Revel, Storyteller, Jayco, Thor, Airstream, GH1 Vans.

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Talon Sprinter Super Single 3500 Wheel Set
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Sixty Sprinter Super Single 3500 Wheels
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Mojo Sprinter Wheels
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Sprinter Fender Flares (2019+)
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20mm Wheel Spacer Hub-Centric
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Rambler Sprinter Super Single Wheel (3500)
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Rambler R35V Sprinter Wheels (2500)
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Sprinter Tire Package BFG KO3
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Sprinter Big Tire Kit: Mondo Mudguard (2019+)
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Sprinter Rubber Cone Washer (3500)
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Sprinter Wheel Hanger Stud
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Sprinter Lug Bolts (Cone)
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XL Rapid Deflator Valves
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Wheels Designed Specifically for the Sprinter

Of all the upgrades you could make to your Sprinter van, nothing goes farther than the wheels. That's not a pun but a fact many learn from experience: With stock tires, you’re always one sharp edge or drop away from a blowout, potentially miles inland.

Our Talon, Sixty, and Mojo are true all-terrain tires made specifically for the Sprinter. Sturdy rubber with reinforced sidewalls and grippy treads assuredly maneuvers the Rubicon Trail's granite and mud to the campgrounds and cliffs of Gold Bluffs Beach. The dual-valve stem system air-downs in seconds when the landscape changes and reinflates before hitting the highways, keeping you covered.

In between, a 4,200 lbs. or greater per-wheel load capacity carries everything you’ve brought, whether for a camping trip or living the van life.

With Sprinter van wheels, there's no such thing as over-preparation. Explore our tire kits, replacement parts, and accessories to make initial modifications or create a fully-fledged backup plan.

Pairing Wheels with the Right Tire Size

Use metric dimensions for measuring tread depth and sidewall height and inches for the rim with this cheat code for Sprinter tire sizes.

Sizing isn’t the only thing you have to consider, however. Our guide to Sprinter van wheels and tire sizes offers tips for load capacity, wheel type, treads, and modifications.

Sprinter Wheels + Tires FAQ

What load rating do Sprinter wheels need to carry a loaded van?

A D (2,800-3,000 lbs.) or an E (3,195-3,750 lbs.) rating is often sufficient for a vehicle with a minimal to moderate gear haul, although an F (3,960-4,415 lbs.) may be necessary if you intend to install a water tank, heavier bumper, and other year-round living-to-explore features.

Intentionally built for this lifestyle, Owl wheels provide at least a 3,600 lbs. load capacity, and our tires offer 4,200 lbs. or more.

What offset is recommended for a lifted Sprinter?

A 38mm to 45mm negative offset is ideal for a lifted Sprinter 2500, while the 3500 needs a Super Single wheel setup with a 110mm to 123mm negative offset in the rear and 72mm for the front. Both arrangements better accommodate larger, more rugged aftermarket wheels (17 inches x 8 inches or larger), limit strut damage, and position the tires outward, away from the braking and suspension systems.

Learn more about the importance of wheel offset and backspacing for your Sprinter van.

Are these wheels compatible with both 2500 and 3500 models?

No, the 2500 requires standard wheels with a 6x130mm bolt pattern and tires with a 4,200 lbs. load capacity, while the 3500 needs a Super Single setup, as it features dual rear wheels with a 6x205mm bolt pattern and requires tires with a 4,600 lbs. load rating.

We make both standard and Super Single Owl Sixty and standard and Super Single Talon tires in both configurations. For wheels, use the Rambler R35V for the 2500 and the Super Single for the 3500.

What makes Owl wheels better than the competition?

Our heavy-duty utility-built wheels add a 35mm offset for upgrades and the durability for off-grid living, and accommodate tires made specifically for Sprinter vans, which offer a nearly 50% greater load capacity compared to other aftermarket options, a 30mm offset for greater stability, and a dual-valve stem system for quicker air-downs.

Owl tires also give you choices in terms of appearance and function, ranging from the classic Talon or the steelie Sixty to the Mojo’s trail-made construction.

Do new wheels require a re-torque after installation?

Yes, re-torquing newly installed overland wheels after 50 to 100 miles improves contact with the hub and better secures their hardware. Over this distance, the new wheels begin to adapt to the load, but heat exposure can cause the lug nuts to loosen.

At this point, tighten the lug nuts with a hand torque wrench to the manufacturer's specifications to maintain stability on uneven, rough terrain.