Quick answer
For the Colorado and Canyon, popular first upgrades are floor liners, a tonneau cover, side steps, a bed mat and a leveling kit. The two trucks share a platform, so many cab and bed parts fit both, but front-end parts differ. Parts are also generation-specific, so know your model year.
Know your truck
- Generation: 2004–2012, 2015–2022 and 2023 and newer are different generations. Most body and suspension parts don't swap between them.
- Cab and bed: 2015–2022 trucks came as Extended Cab or Crew Cab with a short or long bed; check your configuration before ordering covers and mats.
- Trim: off-road trims like the Colorado ZR2 and Canyon AT4X use different suspension; check each kit's fitment.
Start at Chevy Colorado parts or GMC Canyon parts, or select your truck in the vehicle bar.
1. Tonneau cover
Colorado tonneau covers · Canyon tonneau covers. Read how to verify tonneau cover fitment.
2. Floor liners and bed mats
Colorado floor liners · Canyon floor liners · Colorado bed mats · Canyon bed mats.
3. Running boards and side steps
Colorado steps · Canyon steps.
4. Leveling kits and shocks
Colorado lift and leveling kits · Canyon lift and leveling kits · Colorado shocks.
5. Storage and recovery
Mid-size beds fill up fast. A mid-size crossover toolbox (see toolbox sizing) and recovery gear round out the build.
Not sure what fits? Contact us with your year, cab and bed and we'll help confirm fitment before you order. More guides: Truck Buying Guides.
Frequently asked questions
Do Colorado and Canyon parts interchange?
Many cab, bed and suspension parts are shared, but grilles, bumpers and headlights usually differ. Check each product's fitment for your truck.
Do 2022 Colorado parts fit a 2023?
Usually not. 2023 started a new generation. Select your exact year.