Here Are All The 2025 GMC Terrain Wheels

For now, at least, the assortment of 2025 GMC Terrain wheels is considerably more limited than those offered for the 2024 model year. The outgoing model year had seven different styles of GMC Terrain wheels available, versus just three for 2025.

The 2025 GMC Terrain wheels are likely limited in number – for now – because only the entry-level Elevation trim level is on offer with the launch of the crossover’s third generation. Other changes include tougher-looking truck-type styling cues, a newly expanded standard safety features list and new tech.

17 Inch Grazen Metallic Machined Aluminum Wheel (Q7D)

19 Inch Technical Gray Machined Face Aluminum Wheel (PJI)

19 Inch Gloss Black Painted Aluminum Wheel (PJO)

With the off-road oriented AT4 and range-topping Denali trim levels for the third-gen Terrain postponed until the 2026 model year, which will debut later in calendar 2025, only 17-inch and 19-inch GMC Terrain wheels are currently included in the lineup.

Two of the three 2025 GMC Terrain wheels are included and only available as part of optional packages. The third wheel style is the standard set of rollers the crossover is fitted with if neither package is selected. The following table shows the details of all available GMC Terrain wheels:

1. Included and only available with $2,100 Elevation Premium Package (GHI)
2. Included and only available with $895 Black Edition package (WJP)

Regarding the two aforementioned packages, the first is the Elevation Premium Package (RPO code GHI) priced at $2,100 and consisting of the following elements:

• 8-way power driver seat adjuster (A2X)
• 2-way power driver lumbar seat adjuster (AL9)
• Cabin humidity and windshield temperature sensor (ASV)
• RainSense front intermittent wipers (CE1)
• Dual-zone automatic climate control (CJ2)
• Heated Wiper Park (CMO)
• Wireless charging (K4C)
• AutoSense hands-free power programmable liftgate (TCP)
• Universal Home remote (UG1)
• Roof rails (V2P)
• Overhead sunglass storage (VK8)
• After Dark (H9F) or (HFL) Gideon Gray (HFL) CoreTec seating
• 19-inch Technical Gray machined-face aluminum wheels (PJI)

The second package on offer is the Black Edition package (RPO code WJP), priced at $895 and featuring the content listed below:

• 19-inch high gloss Black aluminum wheels (PJO)
• Darkened grille and ‘C’ shaped surrounding bezel
  Black mirror caps
• Black roof-mounted side rails (V2P)
• Black exterior accents
• Black exterior badging with Red GMC lettering

Two exterior paint colors are eliminated from the 2025 GMC Terrain, whose exterior also features the aforementioned 17-inch standard GMC Terrain wheels and C-shaped headlight elements. Multiple safety features are added as standard, headlined by the Safety Alert Seat (RPO code HS1), but also including Enhanced Automatic Emergency Braking and Intersection Automatic Emergency Braking, Front Pedestrian and Bicyclist Braking, Buckle to Drive, and other features.

Pricing for the Terrain varies by drivetrain, with the FWD configuration priced at $31,395 starting MSRP for the Elevation trim and AWD starting at $33,395. These prices are inclusive of the model’s $1,395 destination freight charge. We can try out various builds using the model’s configurator.

The turbocharged 1.5L I4 LSD gasoline engine supplying 175 horsepower and 184 (FWD) or 203 (AWD) pound-feet of torque is the sole powerplant choice for the crossover at the moment. Fuel economy ratings have been tweaked for the 2025 model year.

The GM D2 platform continues to underpin 2025 Terrain, while the vehicle rolls off the assembly line at the GM San Luis Potosí plant in Mexico.