1. Energy Efficiency: Alloy wheels are lightweight and have high manufacturing precision. They experience minimal deformation during high-speed rotation and low inertial resistance, which helps improve the car’s straight-line driving performance, reduce tire rolling resistance, and thereby lower fuel consumption.

2. Safety: The thermal conductivity of aluminum alloy is three times that of steel, providing excellent heat dissipation. This enhances braking performance, extends the service life of tires and brake discs, and effectively ensures the safe driving of the vehicle.

3. Comfort: Cars equipped with alloy wheels generally use low-profile tires, which have better cushioning and shock absorption performance than regular tires. This significantly improves comfort when the car is driving on uneven roads or at high speeds.