Are alloy rims or steel wheels better for bad roads?
I know it’s a weird question but I recently got a job that’s inner city. I live in the suburbs so streets are decent. However the streets getting to work which are unavoidable are just awful. I just know I’m going to bust a tire or worse my suspension. The job pays much better than I’ve ever made so quitting isn’t a option. My question is which rim is more resistant to damage? My car currently has steelies by the way.
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Steel rims are more durable than aluminum or magnesium alloys and can often be repaired cheaply after mild impact damage, rather than needing to be expensively replaced.
Steel rims are stronger. Alloy rims are lighter in weight but fail more frequently on hard impact, like when you hit a big pot hole. The alternative is to SLOW DOWN when driving on streets that you know are bad. Lower speed = less damage from impact.
Steel wheels are less prone to be damaged by bad roads.
Steel rims are much more durable... not as stylish as the modern ones but they are better performance wise.
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