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2 receiver hitches fit, by the makers' own fit charts. Gross trailer weight ratings run from 8,000 to 8,000 lb; the truck's own tow rating is the limit.
Two receiver hitches fit the 2023-2026 Chevrolet Colorado, and the same two fit the 2023-2026 GMC Canyon because the two trucks are platform twins. Neither is ruled out, and neither fits only under a condition. Chevrolet's compare listing shows one box for each truck, with a floor length of 61.7 in. The Colorado's is labeled the Crew Cab box, the only box listed. No tailgate or bed systems are listed for either truck, and no factory receiver is listed. The fit answer therefore comes from the two hitch makers: the CURT Class 3 Trailer Hitch, part number 13576, and the Draw-Tite Class 4 Trailer Hitch, part number 76644. Both have a 2 in. receiver opening, both are custom-fit, and both are listed as no drilling. They list the same gross trailer weight rating, and they differ in class label and install notes.
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Hitch class: IIIReceiver opening: 2Gross trailer weight rating: 8,000 lb
Fits CURT 13576 fits the 2023-2026 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon in all styles, though its description says it excludes the F-Sport trim and no Colorado or Ca...
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Hitch class: IVReceiver opening: 2Gross trailer weight rating: 8,000 lb
Fits Draw-Tite 76644 fits the 2023-2026 Colorado and Canyon, takes about 60 minutes to install and needs no drilling. Draw-Tite lists no exclusions. It is Class 4...
Check price on AmazonCURT 13576 fits the 2023-2026 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon in all styles, though its description says it excludes the F-Sport trim and no Colorado or Canyon F-Sport is named anywhere else. Per CURT's guide it has a concealed main body, needs no drilling and requires the bumper to be removed temporarily, and CURT rates the install Advanced. The 2015-2022 Colorado and Canyon use CURT 13203 or 13176 instead.
Draw-Tite 76644 fits the 2023-2026 Colorado and Canyon, takes about 60 minutes to install and needs no drilling. Draw-Tite lists no exclusions. It is Class 4 with an 8,000 lb GTW.
Both are custom-fit receiver hitches with a 2 in. opening, so there is one product type and two part numbers to compare. The ratings are identical: each lists a gross trailer weight rating of 8000 lb and a tongue weight rating of 800 lb, so those are both the low and the high figure. What separates them is the class label and the notes. CURT part 13576 is called Class III. Draw-Tite part 76644 is called Class 4, and its listing carries the 8,000 lb gross rating. Draw-Tite lists 60 minutes with no drilling and no exclusions or notes. CURT lists the 2023-2026 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon, style All, with footnotes AA (concealed main body), Q (temporary bumper removal) and Z (no drilling), and an install difficulty of Advanced. The CURT description says it excludes the F-Sport trim, though no Colorado or Canyon F-Sport trim is named anywhere else in the maker listings. If your truck is a 2015 to 2022 model, CURT lists other parts for it, 13203 and 13176.
Neither hitch is a conditional fit, so the cautions come from the makers' notes. CURT part 13576 says it excludes the F-Sport trim. No F-Sport trim is named for the Colorado or the Canyon, so read the CURT listing for your trim before ordering. CURT also lists footnote Q, temporary bumper removal, and an install difficulty of Advanced. Draw-Tite part 76644 lists no exclusions. These two fit 2023-2026 trucks only. Earlier Colorado and Canyon trucks use CURT 13203 and 13176. Because the Canyon shares the Colorado's platform, a listing that names either truck applies to both. Match the part number and the 2023 to 2026 year range before buying.
The 2023-2026 GMC Canyon shares the 2023-2026 Chevrolet Colorado's platform and bed, so the makers list them together. Where a maker treats the twins differently, the note beside the product says which truck it means.
Two custom-fit hitches fit: CURT Class III part 13576 and Draw-Tite Class 4 part 76644. Both have a 2 in. receiver opening and list the 2023-2026 Colorado and GMC Canyon.
Yes. The two trucks are platform twins, and CURT part 13576 and Draw-Tite part 76644 each name both the Colorado and the Canyon for 2023-2026.
Both hitches carry a gross trailer weight rating of 8000 lb and a tongue weight rating of 800 lb. That is the hitch rating from the makers, not General Motors' tow rating for the truck.
The CURT description for part 13576 says it excludes the F-Sport trim. No Colorado or Canyon F-Sport trim is named anywhere else in the maker listings, so check the CURT listing for your trim before you buy.
Both listings say no drilling. CURT part 13576 adds footnote Q, temporary bumper removal, and an Advanced install difficulty. Draw-Tite part 76644 gives 60 minutes.