Not so factory, factory alcoas. HELP

Someone help the new guy

What's goin on guys. So I have pretty much sealed the deal on buying a 95 centurion from a friend of mine. I am having difficulty understanding what's going on with the wheels. We were told by the previous owner that the wheels on the truck were factory alcoas. I have been asking around and a guy on another forum told me they were aftermarket and he didn't think they were alcoas. Any help figuring out what I have would be appreciated.
Thanks
Ryan

Picture of the wheels I am talking about

Those are Alcoa rims. Not the stock oem factory bullet hole style Alcoas though.

Those are the Alcoas that were installed on trucks with aftermarket setups like yours. Western hauler, Centurion, etc. Most of those conversions were done at the dealership level so technically they're oem Alcoas.

Clear as mud?!?

I personally love the look of that rim on an obs dually. Polish those bad boys up and rock them!

If you decide to swap them I want dibs on the quick sale!!!!!

They are hard to find and rare which makes them cool but my problem is that the truck is missing one. I only have three aluminum rims. I had heard these were recalled due to them cracking which could explain why one rim is gone. Does anyone here have experience dealing with Alcoa about the recall?

Those look just like the stock OEM aluminum wheels on my '03 dually.

That's disappointing

So I was able to get enough time off this Easter weekend to head out to where the truck has been sitting and I got a look at the wheels trying to find any part numbers and the are stamped as the old discontinued prime brand wheels. I don't think I will be able to find a 4th wheel to put on the truck very easily. On a side note the weeds are tryin to swallow the truck. I gotta move faster!

Maybe they flipped it and put it on the inner wheel on the rear axle?

Billy T.
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I wish Billy. I checked the first time