With a new trim level added and a previous one dropped, changes to paint color availability, and other updates, the 2025 Chevy Traverse continues the third-gen crossover into a new model year. There is also one new style of Chevy Traverse wheels on offer for 2025, bringing the total to nine rollers.
With an additional 22-inch option added to the eight choices offered for the 2024 Traverse, the full range of Chevy Traverse wheels currently available for the 2025 model year can be viewed right here:
18 Inch Grazen Metallic Machined Face Aluminum Wheel (SGE)
18 Inch High Gloss Black Painted Machined Face Aluminum Wheel (PXW)
18 Inch Gloss Black Wheel, LPO (EU2)
20 Inch High Gloss Black Painted Aluminum Wheel (SLV)
20 Inch Carbon Flash Metallic Machined Face Aluminum Wheel (Q9P)
22 Inch High Gloss Black Machined Face Aluminum Wheel (RVD)
22 Inch High Gloss Black Painted Aluminum Wheel (RUH)
22 Inch Bright Aluminum Wheel, LPO (SAK)
22 Inch Black Aluminum Wheel, LPO (SAY)
The 2025 Chevy Traverse wheels include styles with an 18-inch diameter as well as 20-inch and 22-inch rollers. Each of the four current trim levels, including the LT, Z71, High Country, and RS, gets a standard wheel type in addition to an assortment of optional wheels.
Several of the optional Chevy Traverse wheels are included in and only available as part of several appearance packages offered for the crossover. The other standalone optional wheels are price at $2,250 or $2,395. The following chart shows all details of availability for the Chevy Traverse wheels across the trim level walk and pricing where appropriate:
| RPO Code | LT | Z71 | High Country | RS | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 18-inch Grazen Metallic machined-face aluminum wheel | SGE | S | - | - | - |
| 18-inch High Gloss Black painted machined-face aluminum wheel | PXW | - | S | - | - |
| 18-inch Black aluminum wheel, LPO | EU2 | - | A – $2,250 | - | - |
| 20-inch High Gloss Black painted aluminum wheel | SLV | A3 | - | - | - |
| 20-inch Carbon Flash Metallic machined-face aluminum wheel | Q9P | A4 | - | - | - |
| 22-inch High Gloss Black machined-face aluminum wheel | RVD | - | - | S | - |
| 22-inch High Gloss Black painted aluminum wheel | RUH | - | - | - | S |
| 22-inch Bright aluminum wheel, LPO1 | SAK | A – $2,395 | - | A – $2,395 | - |
| 22-inch Black aluminum wheel, LPO2 | SAY | A – $2,395 | - | A – $2,395 | - |
- Includes P275/45R22 all-season tires (QZR), Bright wheel locks (SFE), Bright center cap (RXH) and tire pressure monitor (SD5)
- Includes P275/45R22 all-season tires (QZR), Black wheel locks (SFZ), Black lug nuts (SPY), Black center cap (SKT) and tire pressure monitor (SD5)
- Included and only available with Midnight/Sport Edition package (WJU)
- Included and only available with Sun And Wheel Package (BAQ)
The LT shared the same set of standard Chevy Traverse wheels with the former entry-level trim, the LS, which has been discontinued for 2025 along with the fleet-focused 1FL commercial trim. New for this year is the High Country, which has been returned to the lineup, but is now positioned below the RS trim where a Premier trim level would typically be offered.
Furthermore, exterior paint color availability is being reduced as part of a GM strategy for 2025, with Harvest Bronze Metallic paint unavailable to order for the rest of the model year. The automaker has also reduced the number of standard safety features offered on the Traverse for 2025.
The cheapest 2025 Traverse trim is now the LT, with pricing for the variant starting at $41,995 for the FWD configuration. Choosing AWD instead bumps the starting MSRP for the LT up to $43,995. The most expensive trim, the RS, starts at $58,795 when equipped with all-wheel drive. A $1,395 destination freight charge is included in these prices. Buyers can try out builds and configurations using the online configurator.
The turbocharged 2.5L I4 LK0 gasoline engine rated at 328 horsepower and 326 pound-feet of torque supplies motivation to all Traverse trim levels, while the GM Lansing Delta plant in Michigan produces the crossover.
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