2022 Chevy Suburban, 2022 Tahoe Get These Five New Wheels
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The Chevy Suburban and Chevy Tahoe were completely redesigned and re-engineered for the 2021 model year. For the 2022 model year, Chevy’s full-sized SUVs are receiving various changes to equipment and features, including a 12-inch Digital Driver Information screen, a new Sport Performance package, new electronic limited slip differential, Buckle To Drive feature, and three new exterior colors. One of the other changes is the replacement of five existing wheels with five new ones. Here’s our first look at the newly available wheels for the 2022 model year.
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- SRV
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- SSI
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- SRL
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- SSW
Four of the five new-for-2022 Chevy Suburban and Tahoe wheels (RPO codes SRL, SSI, SSW and SRV) measure 22 inches in diameter, while the remaining one (RPO code SEM) measures 20 inches. Note that we don’t have a photo (just yet) of the SEM wheel. Additionally, all five wheels are LPO-level units, meaning that they are installed at the dealer.
In total, the 2022 Suburban and 2022 Tahoe offer 16 wheel choices. The rims are made from either steel or aluminum, range from 18 to 22 inches in diameter, and vary in design, width, and finish.
Availability varies by trim level. For instance, Commercial Fleet (1FL), LS, and LT models come with 18-inch wheels standard, while 20-inch wheels are standard on Premier and Z71 models, and 22-inch wheels are featured on RST and High Country models.
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- SGM
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- SEV
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- SF1
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- RPT
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- RVA
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- RD2
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- NZU
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- SGF
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- RD4
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- PZX
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- SRV
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- SSI
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- SSW
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- SRL
All 2022 Tahoe wheels available from the factory are shown above along with the corresponding RPO code, except for the dealer-installed 20-inch, multi-spoke gloss black wheels (SEM) as well as the dealer-installed 20-inch, multi-spoke chrome wheels (SF2). We’re also not including the standard 17-inch full-size spare wheel (S2B). Note that certain images are represented by two separate RPO codes since certain wheel options include a second, complete set of wheels.
The table below lists the 16 sets of 2021 Chevrolet Tahoe wheel options, along with the corresponding RPO Codes, diameters, widths, finishes, and trim level availability.
| RPO Code | Material | Diameter (inches) | Width (inches) | Finish | Trim Level Availability |
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| SF2 | Aluminum (LPO) | 22 | N/A | Chrome | Excludes Z71 |
| PZX | Aluminum | 18 | 8.5 | Bright Silver | 1FL, 1LS, 1LT |
| RD4 | Aluminum | 20 | 9 | Machined face w/ Argent Metallic pockets | 1FL, 1LS, 1LT |
| SGF | Aluminum | 22 | 9 | Bright Machined and High Gloss Black | RST |
| NZU | Aluminum | 22 | 9 | Machined with Technical Gray pockets | Z71 |
| RD2 | Aluminum | 20 | 9 | Polished Aluminum | Premier |
| RVA | Aluminum | 22 | 9 | Polished Aluminum | Premier with Texas Edition |
| RPT | Aluminum | 22 | 9 | Sterling Silver | High Country |
| SF1 | Aluminum (LPO) | 22 | N/A | Bright Chrome | Excludes Z71 models |
| SRL | Aluminum (LPO) | 22 | N/A | Black w/ Selective Machining | Excludes Z71 models |
| SEM* | Aluminum (LPO) | 20 | N/A | Gloss Black | Z71 |
| SRV* | Aluminum (LPO) | 22 | N/A | Gloss Black | Excludes Z71 models |
| SSI* | Aluminum (LPO) | 22 | N/A | Chrome | Excludes Z71 models |
| SGM* | Aluminum (LPO) | 22 | N/A | Gloss Black | Excludes Z71 models |
| SSW* | Aluminum (LPO) | 22 | N/A | Chrome | Excludes Z71 models |
| SEU | Aluminum (LPO) | 22 | N/A | Chrome | N/A |
- LPO denotes an item that is installed by the dealer
- * New for 2022 model year
As previously reported by GM Authority, the 2022 Chevy Tahoe and 2022 Chevy Suburban full-size SUVs will go into production on October 4th at the GM Arlington plant in Texas, and the very first units should begin landing at dealers shortly thereafter.
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Looking forward to the updates for the 2022 models.
LOL! The Suburban and the Tahoe has more wheels selection than the C8.
And better looking too. If you buy a C8, you have to buy HRE or BBS wheels just to make the car look good. And keep you from staring at the boxy side intake flares behind the door.
The wheels shown in the vehicle shots look like something Honda rejected.
Unfortunately, nothing really exciting.
Only the SRL is interesting to me but wish it was a 20 in for more aggressive tires. GM should know 22s with Michigan potholes just won’t cut it.