Named after one of the toughest animals on the planet, Black Rhino wheels are manufactured to stand up to the elements of both street use and off-road use. On a never-ending quest to produce wheels that are lighter and stronger than the competition with the good looks to match, Black Rhino wheels check all the boxes. The brand focuses its attention on designing and manufacturing high-quality, attractive, hardened alloy wheels for a variety of SUVs and trucks. And, its impressive catalog of wheels is constantly growing to include more applications and fitments. Black Rhino’s latest addition is the new Midhill Wheel for van applications.
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In the coming months, Black Rhino Wheels will be expanding its van wheel offerings with multiple new designs. The latest Midhill wheel spotlights an off-road inspired design catered towards heavy-duty off-road and street use. The Black Rhino Midhill alloy wheel is engineered with a load rating of 3,300 lbs/wheel for compatibility with heavy-duty commercial vans and personal conversion vans. Specialized wheel fitments for the Midhill wheel include the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter, Ford Transit, RAM ProMaster, Toyota HiAce, and Volkswagen Crafter.
So if you have been in the market to add a bit of oomph to your van, look no further than Black Rhino. After all, Black Rhino understands that van and truck owners care about their vehicles from an aesthetic viewpoint to performance and overall capability. That’s because the Black Rhino team is comprised of enthusiasts who feel the same way and make it their mission to deliver only the best to their customers. See the Black Rhino difference for yourself!
Sizes: 16×8 | 17×8 | 18×8
Bolt Patterns: 5×130 | 5×160 | 6×130
Finishes: Matte Gunmetal w/ Black Bolts | Matte Black w/ Gunmetal Bolts
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If you have questions about Black Rhino wheels, please contact the Vivid Racing team. You can reach us by phone at 1-480-966-3040 or via email at [email protected].
