Alcoa Launches Three New Wheel Lines for Full-Size Trucks
CLEVELAND – Alcoa Automotive Wheels, a Cleveland, Ohio-based business has expanded their aftermarket catalog to include three new wheel lines for full-size trucks.
CLEVELAND – Alcoa Automotive Wheels, a Cleveland, Ohio-based business has expanded their aftermarket catalog to include three new wheel lines for full-size trucks. Alcoa now offers Discovery Series, Revolver Series, and Xtreme Series for current- and late-model full-size trucks, including Chevrolet and GMC 2500/3500, Dodge 2500/3500, and Ford F-250/350, according to www.businesswire.com.
Each wheel is offered in 20x9, 8-lug fitments with a Dura-Bright technology surface option. Dura-Bright technology is a patented wheel surface treatment that continually resists brake dust, dirt, and road grime allowing drivers to maintain their wheels with minimal maintenance.
Discovery Series features a rounded spoke design to complement the appearance of full-size trucks used to tow recreational vehicles, including large boats and RVs. Revolver Series, with a split-spoke design, was developed for full-size truck owners who are looking for a forged aluminum wheel to compliment the other appearance upgrades on their trucks. Xtreme Series is ideal for full-size truck owners looking for an aggressive wheel appearance for rugged use. All three wheels feature a deep lip to further accentuate the strong machine detailing on each wheel.
Each wheel delivers as a kit supplied with an Alcoa center cap and matching lug nuts. Alcoa offers a lifetime limited structural warranty on each wheel. A three-year warranty is provided on the chrome finish. Dura-Bright technology surface treatment also carries a three year warranty.
All Alcoa aftermarket wheels are made in the USA and available through Alcoa approved wheel retailers and select auto dealers nationwide. For more information, visit www.strongwheels.com.
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