Chevy Colorado Front & Rear Bumpers

How to Choose a Chevy Colorado Bumper

Bumper style drives both look and function. Chevy Colorado owners pick between three main styles.

Winch-ready front bumpers. Fab Fours leads this lane. The brand is the fourth largest aftermarket bumper maker by volume worldwide. Their Premium and Matrix series for Colorado integrate winch trays for trail use. Addictive Desert Designs brings the Stealth Fighter Winch and HoneyBadger lines. Both mount factory-rated winches with laser-cut, CNC-bent steel. ADD was founded in 2007 outside Phoenix by Jared Hare.

Full-replacement bumpers. Steelcraft Fortis features a 20-inch light bar and shackle eyelets standard. It is the cleanest replacement bumper in our Colorado lineup. Westin Pro-Mod, designed in San Dimas, California, runs 10-gauge steel plate. Sized for daily-driver use without winch hardware. Hammerhead spun off from Hol-Mac steel fabrication in 2008. Their Flush Mount Front and Rear bumpers fit 2004-2012 Colorado trucks.

Off-road and ZR2-spec builds. Fab Fours Vengeance and ADD Stealth Fighter fit trail-built Colorado, including ZR2 trim. ADD designs come from 30+ years of desert race fabrication. Pre-runner geometry, integrated light tabs, and recovery shackle mounts run across these builds.

Across these five brands, Chevy Colorado bumpers run from value tier to ZR2-ready trail builds. Bolt-on installation, no body modification. We also stock Go Rhino bumpers for Colorado. The brand logos below link to each brand's Colorado bumper page.

What Fits Across Chevy Colorado Generations

Chevy Colorado bumpers split by platform generation. The first-generation Colorado ran 2004 through 2012 on the GMT355 platform. It shared chassis with the GMC Canyon. First-gen bumpers use a different frame horn layout from anything that followed. The 2003-2014 Chevy Colorado page covers all 1st-gen fitments.

The GMT31XX platform debuted as the 2015 model year and ran through 2022 as the second-generation Colorado. The 2015-2019 Chevy Colorado page covers the early 2nd-gen years. Later 2020-2022 fitments share most mounting points.

Third-gen Colorado launched as the 2023 model year on GM's evolved VSS-T platform. Mounting geometry, sensor harness routing, and front fascia changed from GMT31XX. ZR2 trim adds factory shock hardware that affects front bumper clearance.

Trucks with Front and Rear Park Assist need bumpers with sensor cutouts or adapter brackets. Sensor compatibility is per-SKU, listed in each product description.

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