How long do chevy colorados last?

How long do the transmission last on this vehicle

As original owner of a 2006 GMC Canyon with a 3.5 engine and 374K miles I can say it is a very reliable truck. It has original engine and transmission. I have used only synthetic oil and replace it along with the filter every 5K miles. I have also replaced the transmission oil every 60K miles.

I have my own 2004 chevrolet colorado crewcab Z71 2RWD. I still driveable my colorado z71 320,400 mileage everything work good ac.heating.engine.stereo. Same original i used high milesge syth. Oil i had not change gas filter since i bought new truck i used every 3000 mile get gas treatment techical. If need inbox me thank u

My 2006 colorado has 233465 miles and with the exception of using a quart of oil between oil changes it runs like new. I also noticed that the 5 cylinder trucks that are being sold as used all are 150-300,000miles. Compared to the 4-6cylider models that I've not seen over 125,000

If given regular maintenance you can expect your chevy colorado to last over 300,000 miles.

300k? If u actually use it as a truck, Not likely. And the motor will c**p out first, usually around 200k. GM used inferior gasket design/material for intake, valve covers, etc. (Dont get me started on 4.3 vortec) I've loved chevy since a kid, owned 200+ vehicles & turned wrenches on all of them. It would have to be a seriously good deal for me to buy any domestic anymore, I'm sad to say.

I own a 2006 colorado 2.8L rwd 184K and the timing chain gave up the ghost. 300k my a*s. Santiago is full of $h!t.

My 2006 Chevy Colorado 3.5 I5 auto has been a vary reliable truck. Just hit 300,000 miles. Owned since new and have never taken it to the shop. Replaced a couple hubs changed the tranny fluid once at 60k. Oil every 5 to 10k. It does use lots of oil. Cleaned the throttle body a few times. Changed spark plugs once. Thermostat once or twice and a clutch fan. Check engine lights been on a long time for the can above the spare tire.

Make maintenance a priority other than engine oil flush transmission and differential

I own a 2004. Replaced transmission 2 yrs ago. 3 repairs applied due to aging of truck in past 4 yrs. With proper care, 14 good years.

I have a 2008 Chevy Colorado 4 cylinder I am currently at 395.000 Km, my next oil change will be at 400.000 Km, they are great trucks at least mine is. I’ve put mine through a lot of abuse even by not having it more than 2 years yet & when I say abuse I mean I’ve filled the box of the truck up with topsoil at least an inch from the top rail drove from St. Catharines to Welland & it was in the spring just after that winter break so most of it was frozen & wet so you could imagine how heavy that was on the truck, i run a lawn company pulled a 6x9 trailer had 2 yards of top soil in it a couple times, I’ll be hauling a 6.5 x 12 trailer this season. Part of me wished for a bigger truck but I bought the truck for 2k in cash with 363.000 km on it. Not bad ehh? Anyway yes I’ve worked on my truck multiple times but nothing serious. Tranny might go before anything else

My 2005 Chevy Colorado LS with the 3.5L I5, currently has 277k on the dash, original engine, and transmission. The biggest issue I have faced is the Evap leak, camshaft positioning sensor, and the throttle body needs to be cleaned. All of these do not affect the performance of the vehicle I only had them done to pass emissions. I do burn quite a bit of oil, every time I do an oil change the oil looks fresh, so I really only change the oil filter. Ultimately a great truck I take mine on trails, through mud, and driting in the snow and its treated me very very well.