Clean, Polished Styling for Mercedes-Benz Sprinter Wheels
Give compatible Mercedes-Benz Sprinter front wheels a clean, finished appearance with this 16" Front Wheel Simulator.
Designed for compatible 16-inch, 6-lug Sprinter wheels, this simulator features an 18-hand-hole design and convenient snap-on mounting system.
The simulator installs over the existing compatible steel wheel, making it a practical choice for replacing a damaged or missing simulator or upgrading the appearance of a Sprinter van, RV, motorhome, shuttle, or commercial vehicle.
Snap-On Installation
The snap-on retention design provides straightforward installation without an under-the-lug mounting system. Always verify the existing wheel configuration and retention requirements before ordering.
18-Hand-Hole Design
The 18-hand-hole configuration is an important visual and fitment characteristic. Buyers replacing an existing Sprinter simulator should compare the wheel and hand-hole configuration to ensure proper compatibility.
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|
| Product Type | Front Wheel Simulator |
| Wheel Position | Front |
| Vehicle Application | Mercedes-Benz Sprinter |
| Wheel Diameter | 16 Inches |
| Lug Count | 6 Lug |
| Hand Holes | 18 |
| Mounting Style | Snap-On |
| Logo | Kaper II |
Key Features
- Designed for compatible Mercedes-Benz Sprinter applications
- 16-inch front wheel simulator
- 6-lug configuration
- 18-hand-hole design
- Convenient snap-on mounting
- Features Kaper II logo
- Provides a clean, polished wheel appearance
- Great for replacing a missing or damaged front simulator
- Ideal for compatible Sprinter vans
- Suitable for compatible Sprinter-based RVs and motorhomes
- Useful for shuttle, fleet, and commercial Sprinter applications
Important Fitment Note
Before ordering, verify the 16-inch wheel diameter, 6-lug configuration, 18-hand-hole design, front wheel position, and snap-on mounting system.
Sprinter wheel configurations can vary by model year, chassis, and vehicle configuration, so vehicle make alone should not be used to determine fitment.
