I'm not gonna Lie

[Bill Pearson]

After purchasing my Silver C from Craigs list I thought I was fine with the stainless steel grates, I was wrong! I was cruiseing the Home Depot and saw a big stack of PCI grates, had a couple of extra bucks so I picked the up, my gawd

those grill marks are spectacular!

 

[Pat Smith]

I did the same thing when I bought my Silver B off CL. The PCI grates hold heat well, sear well and clean easily. They definitely were a great addition to and an improvement to the grill.

My Q220 has uncoated cast iron grates and I've just about got those nice and well-seasoned. They do a great searing and heat holding job, too.

Pat

 

[LarryR]

When rebuilding my 1000 I had to make the decision between PCI and Stainless, I'm very pleased with the PCI grates. Some claim they won't last as long as the Stainless but hell, my original grates lasted about 13 - 14 years with heavy use, if these 1/2 as long I'm happy. Highly recommend.

 

[LarryR]

Still loving my PCI grates, did these chops the other night.

 

[Justin W]

I went the other way and got the SS rods for my Gen Silver C. It was a VERY difficult decision but I haven't regretted it.

By hogsfan at 2010-04-02

 

[LarryR]

Yea I have 3/8 SS Rods on another grill and like them as well

 

[John Ford]

I love cast iron grates, but I know there are lots of ways to skin a cat.

 

[Mike Purnell]

I have stainless on my Genesis CEP-310. Happy with them, plus they're 9mm instead of 7mm. A little thicker to hold the heat more in the winter months. Canadian exclusive Weber product. Only sold in specialty stores, not big box chains.

http://www.barbecuesgalore.ca/...ng.bpsx?CookingID=25

 

[Steve Whiting]

I am very happy with the Stainless Steel grates on my Genesis EP-320. Glad I have them.