how many miles does a chevy colorado last?

If property maintained, and you change your oil every 6,000 miles...don't overload it and put a strain on the engine you should get at least 200,000 miles....

Just my 2 cents worth --- if you want to get 200k miles out of it change the oil more often.

My 2005 has 289,450 miles and still running I use it everyday and original motor and transmission. I never changed the transmission fluid either.

It will last lot more than 200,000 miles mine is not been a hundred percent properly kept I work out of it and I have 364,000 on the dash

215k on mine runs good.

404,000 miles and still runs smoothly with no problems....

Mine reads 20344 is that 20k? It’s n 07

Mine has 277,000on it...it is a 4cyl and change oil using Synthetic every 7,000 miles. Use for deliverys and still runs great

My 04 5 cylinder has 246,443 and still running strong

My 2006 crew cab 4cyl 2.8 has 320k. Runs and drives great with no leaks!. Only issue is I have to run 20-50 oil in the summer to keep oil pressure. That started around 250k. I switch back to recommended in the fall.

2005 GMC Canyon, 5 cylinder. Bought it brand new, I think it had 7 Miles on it. As of today 558,220 Miles. Drive it everyday

My 2005 had the original motor in it with about 203,000 on it. The timing chain went bad, so had to replace it with a different one. Now, it has an 06 3.5 in it with about 58,000 on it. I've hauled 3,100 pounds with it. Truck didn't like it but it never gave me a problem while hauling that. Not one spec of rust on the truck either besides in the bed which is normal for a truck without a bedliner in it.

Just bought an 04 canyon regular cab sle 4wd with the 3.5l i5 yesterday it's in really good shape inside and out has 177,000 on it I was worried about the miles but after reading this post I feel I can relax a bit!!

How is 2004 Chevrolet Colorado extended cab pickup with 200,000 miles

I have a 2004 213000 miles runs good have only had to replace rear axle

My 2005 Colorado has 190000 and still runs great. I've replaced two coils and changed the oil every 4000 miles. Never change the transmission fluid.

I have an 05 Colorado 5 speed 4 cyl with 277,000 runs great! Use to be a Napa truck

Just got a 2006 with 78k on it. Has alot of squeaks, anybody else?

I have a 06 Colorado bought it with 162000 it has 255000 all I had to do was a tune up and a timing belt. Besides that regular maintenance

I've changes two coils and one fuel sensor on my 5 cylinder 2005 COLORADO. Oil changed every 3,000 miles, 3 sets of tires and two break jobs. It runs great has 279,000 miles drive it everyday. It ries and drives like new.

2005 5 cylinder, 284k miles. Cylinders have acted up, and AC has broken, and my oil sensor was acting funky. But drivers like new

I just bought a 06 with 216k it was a delivery truck, it needs a little tlc but runs great hope to keep it a few years, I feel better after reading these post

I have a 2005 extreme with the 3.5cyl. Just hit 205,000 miles on it. Bought it a 40,000 miles used. Have driven it almost everyday for ten years. Runs great. I travel out of state once a week & log 200-300 miles on those days. Have been on multiple 600+ mile road trips. She doesn't complain. Missed the transmission fluid change awhile back but no problems. Change oil every 3,000 miles like clockwork with high mileage oil. About to buy a nice 5x8' trailer to pull behind it for my e-commerce business & will have to put a transmission cooler on it but hope to see it past 300,000 miles. Have replaced the battery once, alternator once, rear axle bearing on each side once & that's it.

Does anyone have a 2015 and newer with 200k+? Im wondering because i wanna buy one but it has 130k on the dash and dont know if its trustworthy

05 Rado 3.5L ext cab. 138,000 Runs like a top. Bought used after graduating highschool with 74k on the dash. Used it through college. After college, it is now my work truck. We pull about 1500lbs of mowers with it every week day + a trailer. Never had a prroblem. Changed transmission fluid around 120k

I have a 2005 Chevy Colorado that I got new it has a195.000 miles on it .. runs like new.. I've done all the proper maintenance take good care of it ..from reading these comments I believe I'll get another 200,000 miles out of it.. I changed my oil every 3000 Miles . never missed one

I have a 07 Colorado. Bought it used with 34k miles I'm at 123k miles. I have changed the oil every 5k and did a full "filter and oil change on the transmission at 110k miles." Did it myself, super easy. The truck is paid off and I'm going to take care of it till. It gives out. 123k as of now runs like new. I'm hoping for 200k or 300k sad to say. I'm done with GM. After this truck I'm going Toyota. The new Colorado's 2017+ are crap. Imo

I have a 04 with 163k runs damn good I love it

I have a 2005 crew cab, 5 cyl with 208k miles on it as a daily driver in a big city. Bought it with about 40k miles. Done regular maintenance and still running strong! Your posts are encouraging me to hang on to it and keep putting on the miles.

I have a 2004 5cyl with 160,500. New radiator at 150k. A few batteries and tires. A few other routine maintenance issue.

2005 Canyon, Z85 4x4, 3.5 I5 with, today, 329000 miles. Special ordered with what I wanted. I maintained scheduled maintenance through the first 150K, then switched to synthetic blend or full synthetic oil changes every 6-7K miles. As far as major ticket problems, I had to replace water pump once, power steering and most PS hoses, the front hubs (at 310K), and my gas tank (at 250K). Got played by a dishonest dealer service tech on rear brakes at same time as gas tank (he broke the parking brake cable when he "had to pry off the drums, and had to replace them" but couldn't explain how it could have gotten so bad in less than a year since last inspection). Have had my share of self-service jobs like brakes, EVAP solenoid, spark plugs, IAT/MA sensor, O2 sensors (lasted 300K!), power window motor, electrical wiring in driver's side doors (extended cab). Recently had to take it to a shop for a misfire on cylinder 4 that the new coils I installed didn't cure - that turned out to be a short in the electrical harness (repaired, not replaced). Would I buy this truck again? Absolutely. Never had to have it towed to a shop; always gets me where I need to be.

I have an 06 Colorado Crew Cab 5 Cylinder 3.5L Engine. Bought it used in 2011 with 52K on it and just rolled over 195,000 mi. She still runs great. Over the last 5 years little things here and there, replaced both front window motors, timing belt, fuel pump, and thermostat, otherwise, no major issues. She still runs smooth, is great on gas (I'm still getting about 350- 375 mi per tank), and I change my oil every 3,000 mi and that seems to keep her happy. Chevy did a nice job with this in line 5, good solid motor, good transmission, great fuel economy, and just the right amount of hauling and towing power for small-medium jobs. If you want a reliable mid-size pickup that's easy and cost friendly to maintain, I definitely recommend a Colorado.

'09 Colorado with the I5. Original owner. I just rolled 336,000 on the dash. Original engine and trans. Neither have been opened other than a rear main seal at about 140k (and it needs another one...). Religious on oil changes. Synthetic about every 7,000 miles. Trans fluid never changed. I have replaced a lot of the "externals" over the years, like water pump, thermostat, plugs, throttle body (twice), alternator, power steering pump, etc.. None of which were a big deal for a "shady tree" mechanic. Other than a flat tire, it has never left me on the side of the road. It won't die! But I am going to drive it until it does.

I have a 2005 GMC Canyon with over 220K miles on it. The power steering fluid leaked all over the rack & pinion, resulting in the need to replace the tie-rod ends. Rear axle seal needs to be replaced. Need a new power steering pump and hose. Cost to fix is $2300. I am hoping that nothing else pops up.

2006 2.8l 5 speed colorado with over 465,000 mile on engine and transmission.

06 Colorado crew cab inline 5...325000 miles. I think it needs a new motor, she's been so dependable the past 17 years, Ive grown found of this truck and when the time comes I'm going to replace the motor and keep her going. Also...the AC blows ice cold and has never needed maintenance. Of course other wear and tear over the years, nothing too major.