I've got a rubber roof for my class C. But it's still rolled up in my garage waiting to be installed. The aluminum roof leaked, so I have to replace some of the roof framing... (ugh) My little 1 ton has turned into a test bed for the big RV. But from an installation perspective, a rubber roof will be a lot easier for a DIYer to do. If you are planning on using your roof as a platform or for luggage, I'd want to research it some. If something pokes a hole in the aluminum, you will probably see the dent. I'm not sure how visible a puncture in the rubber will be. Cost wise it was pretty reasonable.
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