I have a 2010 Jayco 31RKS and like the look of the aluminum wheels better than the standard steel ones. Is there an advantage to running one kind over another?[/B]
Depending on the OEM steel rim supplied with the TT, many aluminum rims will provide a higher PSI rating....., this was the reason I went to an aluminum rim when I upgraded my TT tires.
The alloy wheels can take more punishment than steel wheels. They usually will have a higher pressure rating also. I think you need to check the torque more often on alloy wheels.
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2011 Eagle 330RLTS with just about every option.
2017 Silverado 1500 4x4 5.3 with tow package. (no, we don't tow the Jayco with it.)
2018 Surveyor 265RLDS well equipped.
Life in the slow lane is still life.
The biggest advantage IMO is the heat dissipation. Steel wheels do not absorb heat from the brakes as well as Aluminum do.
Aluminum wheels equals cooler brakes
I have a 2010 Jayco 31RKS and like the look of the aluminum wheels better than the standard steel ones. Is there an advantage to running one kind over another?[/B]
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