Chevrolet Colorado towing capacity
Chevrolet's midsize pickup. It left the U.S. market for 2013 and 2014. Since 2023 every Colorado uses the same 2.7L turbo, and trim plus trailering package sets the rating.
Cited years
| Year | Hitch | Cited maximum | Versus prior cited year | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2022 | Conventional | 7,700 lb | First cited year for this hitch | TowingSpecs |
| 2023 | Conventional | 7,700 lb | Unchanged from 2022 | TowingSpecs |
| 2024 | Conventional | 7,700 lb | Unchanged from 2023 | TowingSpecs |
| 2025 | Conventional | 7,700 lb | Unchanged from 2024 | Kelley Blue Book |
| 2026 | Conventional | 7,700 lb | Unchanged from 2025 | Chevrolet |
Every model year
A filled mark means that year has a cited rating. An empty mark is still a real page: generation, what changed, and an explicit gap instead of a guessed number.
- 20267,700 lb cited
- 20257,700 lb cited
- 20247,700 lb cited
- 20237,700 lb cited
- 20227,700 lb cited
- 2021Second generation
- 2020Second generation
- 2019Second generation
- 2018Second generation
- 2017Second generation
- 2016Second generation
- 2015Second generation
- 2012First generation
- 2011First generation
- 2010First generation
- 2009First generation
- 2008First generation
- 2007First generation
- 2006First generation
- 2005First generation
- 2004First generation