Can you convert a Mercedes Sprinter to 4wd?

FAQs And 4×4 Conversion Facts: Our Sprinter 4wd conversion uses DOT approved components but the conversion is not DOT approved or Mercedes certified. By adding the 4wd components to your Sprinter, you will void portions of the Mercedes warranty. With the selectable 4wd system, low range is not available in 2wd mode.

Can you convert 2wd Sprinter to 4wd?

The German-based company can convert your stock 2wd Sprinter and convert it into a legitimate off-road monster, with a true old-school 4wd system, complete with transfer case and three fully-locking diffs (and up to 37″ tires). The best part? As an official Mercedes outfitter, you even keep your warranty.

How much is it to convert a van to 4 wheel drive?

Most Quigley 4×4 conversions cost between $12,000 and $14,000 based on the size and type of van you own. For optional upgrades, such as an added lift or shocks, you’ll want to budget an additional $1,000 to $6,000.

How much does it cost to convert ProMaster to 4X4?

In general, you can expect to pay between $25,000 and $50,000 to purchase a ProMaster and convert it, although if you purchase a brand new ProMaster with all the bells and whistles and pay a company to fully convert it, you can easily spend upwards of $100,000.

Is a 4×4 Sprinter worth it?

Is a Sprinter 4×4 worth it? Maybe. The 4×4 option on a Sprinter costs $7,975 and after-market kits can cost $12k on average so the price is worth it. But if money isn’t the issue, you need to ask yourself if you really need the 4 wheel drive and will use it in the places you plan ongoing.

How hard is it to convert a 2WD to 4WD?

The easiest way to convert a 2WD to a 4WD is to either add a front axle to the 2WD or to place the body of the 2WD onto a 4WD frame. If your 2WD is in good shape and all you need is to make it better, add the front axle, and it will improve its performance. To do that, you might need a 4WD car in good condition.