02:49 25-07-2026

Cadillac Escalade 600: black Vossen wheels, Nitto tires and a bill that stops at $2100

The 600 badge stands for torque in newton-meters, not power: the 6.2-liter V8 keeps its 420 hp. Vossen fitted HFX-6 wheels and Nitto all-terrain tires, with a set of four starting at $2100.

The 600 badge on the tailgate of this Cadillac Escalade has nothing to do with horsepower. The naturally aspirated 6.2-liter V8 delivers 420 hp and 624 Nm, and Cadillac quotes torque in newton-meters on its badges, rounding it to the nearest 50 — which is how 624 Nm turned into a neat three-digit number. With the Vossen wheels and Nitto tires fitted, the SUV looks more powerful, yet the engine is untouched.

Finished in Radiant Red Tintcoat, the Escalade now wears black six-lug Vossen HFX-6 wheels and all-terrain Nitto rubber. The design is offered in diameters from 17 to 24 inches and widths from 9 to 12 inches. One wheel starts at $525, so a set of four comes to at least $2100 before tires, shipping and mounting. The exact size used on this car has not been disclosed.

This is where styling parts ways with genuine off-road preparation. Grippier tires really can improve traction on loose surfaces, but Vossen mentions no suspension lift, no underbody protection and no driveline changes. The big, heavy Escalade remains a body-on-frame SUV built for the road.

Cadillac itself already offers factory wheels up to 24 inches, so choosing an aftermarket set is more about the spoke design and the tire type than about extra diameter. 32CARS.RU previously covered another Cadillac tuning project on forged wheels, where the changes came alongside carbon-fiber parts and performance tires.

The red Escalade looks ready to leave the pavement, yet the confirmed bill still stops at wheels from $2100. Everything else — from ride height to body protection — goes unmentioned in the published material.