Method MR70368060500 703 Bead Grip 16x8 6x5.5 0 mm Matte Black Universal Fit

Vehicle Fitment

• Universal fitment - 6x5.5 (6x139.7 mm) bolt pattern, 0 mm offset
• Hub bore: 106.25 mm; Backspacing: approx. 4.5 in (114.3 mm)
• Confirm hub clearance, brake/caliper spacing, and lug seating before purchase

Features

• Patented Bead Grip® technology for secure tire retention at low air pressure
• Strong A356 cast aluminum construction with T6 heat treatment
• Iconic 12-window spoke design with debossed METHOD logos
• Reinforced inner lip derived from MRW race wheel series
• Matte black finish with subtle concave profile
• Snap-in or push-through center cap included depending on hub type
• Rated for up to 2,650 lb load capacity per wheel
• Lifetime structural warranty and two-year finish warranty available

Specifications

• Diameter: 16 in · Width: 8 in · Offset: 0 mm
• Bolt Pattern: 6x5.5 (6x139.7 mm) · Center Bore: 106.25 mm
• Backspacing: ~4.5 in (114.3 mm)
• Weight: ~25-28 lb each · Material: A356 aluminum (T6 heat-treated)
• Finish: Matte Black · Load Rating: 2,650 lb
• Lug Seat: Tapered/conical seating, hub-centric design

Included Components

• 1x Method MR703 Bead Grip 16x8" wheel
• 1x Method branded center cap (style depends on application)

Product Description

The Method MR70368060500 wheel is a rugged, versatile 16x8" option engineered with a 6x5.5 bolt pattern and zero offset - ideal for a wide array of trucks, SUVs, and off-road builds that meet those specifications. It's designed as a universal-fit wheel, allowing compatibility across many applications when hub bore and clearance allow.

Equipped with Method's patented Bead Grip® technology, this wheel prevents tire unseating even under low-pressure conditions - perfect for off-road and trail performance. Constructed from high-grade A356 aluminum with T6 heat treatment, it offers strength, lightweight performance, and durability backed by a lifetime structural warranty (plus a two-year finish warranty).

You must verify vehicle-specific fitment by confirming bolt pattern, hub bore, brake caliper clearance, and lug seating before installation. While commonly used on 6-lug vehicles (e.g., certain Toyota, Ford, and GM platforms), final fitment confirmation rests with the installer.