This 2021 Cadillac Escalade 22-Inch Wheel Is Available To Order Again
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Previously, the optional 22-inch wheels offered for the 2021 Cadillac Escalade were unavailable to order due, as GM Authority covered. Now, one of those 22-inch wheel options is once again available.
22-inch Multi-Spoke polished alloy wheel with Dark Android Gloss finish (SEY)
The item in question is the 22-inch Multi-Spoke Polished alloy wheel with Dark Android Gloss finish, tagged with RPO code SEY. Previously constrained due to supplier issues, the SEY 22-inch wheel is once again available to order. The item is offered as an LPO-level option, which means it is shipped to and installed by the dealer, rather than installed at the factory during vehicle production.
Pricing for the 2021 Cadillac Escalade’s 22-inch Multi-Spoke Polished alloy wheels with Dark Android Gloss finish is set at $1,995. The wheels are optional on all trim levels.
22-inch 12-spoke Chrome alloy wheel (SET)
22-inch 12-Spoke Gloss Black finish alloy wheel (SSX)
Meanwhile, two other 22-inch wheels are not yet available as standalone options, but are available with certain 2021 Cadillac Escalade packages. This includes the 22-inch 12-spoke Chrome alloy wheels (RPO code SET), which are included and only available with the Radiant Package for Premium Luxury and Premium Luxury Platinum trims, and the 22-inch 12-spoke Gloss Black finish alloy wheels (RPO code SSX), which are included and only available with the Onyx Package for Sport and Sport Platinum trim levels.
Back in January, GM Authority was the first to report that all dealer-installed (LPO) 22-inch wheel options for vehicles on the GM T1 platform were unavailable to order. This includes General Motors’ line of full-size pickup trucks, such as the Chevy Silverado 1500 and GMC Sierra 1500, plus GM’s line of full-size SUVs, including the Chevy Tahoe, Chevy Suburban, GMC Yukon, and Cadillac Escalade.
In an exclusive follow-up report in March, GM Authority revealed that the supply chain constraints for GM’s 22-inch wheel options were due to delays in passing the wheels through customs, with stacks of cargo containers carrying the wheels sitting in the port of Los Angeles.
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What a ridiculous car. Just polluting the planet.
I agree with you but,……. STOP calling trucks, cars………….
worry more about the 5500 cargo container ships around the world that run non stop this entire line wouldnt compare to one of them
Here goes another Libtard thinking that they can actually stop the planet from doing what it will do. You are worried about an SUV? Tell your Tech liberal companies to stop mining over 12 different metals for tech and gadget component parts which are used by billions including yourself. The production of the phone you are currently using is responsible for so much that it pollution makes Chernobyl look like Pizza Hut.
Do you know how many pollutants you depend on in your miserable sorry Libtard life? The laptops and computers you type your Libtard agenda from, what do you think they’re made from and HOW THEY ARE MINED from raw material, production to the end product — which you so gobble gobble?
GTFOH with your useless self-righteous ramblings. The house or apartment you live in has the worse pollution record. Ever visited a cement factory, a roofing manufacturing factory, nails and screws factory, a plywood factory? All the pollution they emit not withstanding where their raw materials came from and how they produced? You think you got it all figured out, huh?
You and your fellows cause more pollution from the fridge you depend on than the few 3% or less people on earth who can actually afford an Escalade or a luxury SUV or even Uber one for a wedding. Ever seen how electric batteries are produced for Electric cars? you will cry for Mother Earth. Don’t think your Prius is innocent. BITE ME.
An teaching opportunity lost within the first 4 words. Too bad.