Truck fit
Colorado and Canyon Roll-Up Tonneau Covers by Year
Two titles to go on. Tyger's T1 names a 2023-2026 Colorado and Canyon at 5 ft 1 in (61 in). An unbranded listing names 2015-2026 at 5.2 ft. They are not the same claim. We read no maker sheet for either, so ask before you buy.
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The short version
For a 2023-2026 Colorado or Canyon, start with the Tyger T1 titled 5 ft 1 in (61 in). For 2015-2022, the only title we found is an unbranded 5.2 ft Short Box covering 2015-2026, listing data only. We have no maker sheet behind either. If your truck has a longer bed, we found no title that names it.
| Cover | Stated fit | Source | Listing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tyger T1 (2023-2026 Colorado/Canyon, 5'1") Soft roll-up | 2023-2026 Chevy Colorado GMC Canyon | 5'1" (61") Bed | TG-BC1C9206 | Listing title only November 3, 2026 | On Amazon* |
| Unbranded 5.2 ft (2015-2026 Colorado/Canyon) Soft roll-up | Chevy Colorado & GMC Canyon(2015-2026) 5.2 ft Short Box, Soft Roll Up Style | Listing title only November 3, 2026 | On Amazon* |
Wording as the listing states it. Check your exact year and bed length on the listing before you buy. * Paid link.
By year
Tyger T1 (2023-2026 Colorado/Canyon, 5'1")
Soft roll-up cover whose listing title reads: 2023-2026 Chevy Colorado GMC Canyon | 5'1" (61") Bed | TG-BC1C9206.
Fits, according to the listing
2023-2026 Chevy Colorado GMC Canyon | 5'1" (61") Bed | TG-BC1C9206 (read November 3, 2026)
Check your exact year and bed length on the listing before you buy.
Why here: Title names both trucks, years, inches and part number. The sheet for this part was missing when we looked. Buy it if the title matches your truck. Skip it if yours is older than 2023.
We could read only the Amazon listing title for this cover, no maker sheet. It is an option here, not our pick.
Why buy it
- Title names the years, the bed and a Tyger part number
Why skip it
- We could not open a maker sheet for this part number, so the install is not confirmed here
- Title states no weight rating
- Style
- Soft roll-up
- Material
- Not stated in the title
- Install
- Not read for this part
- Price class
- Mid-range
Unbranded 5.2 ft (2015-2026 Colorado/Canyon)
Soft roll-up cover whose listing title reads: Chevy Colorado & GMC Canyon(2015-2026) 5.2 ft Short Box, Soft Roll Up Style.
Fits, according to the listing
Chevy Colorado & GMC Canyon(2015-2026) 5.2 ft Short Box, Soft Roll Up Style (read November 3, 2026)
Check your exact year and bed length on the listing before you buy.
Why here: The only title we found that names those years, and it runs on to 2026. Listing data only. Buy it only if the seller confirms your truck and bed.
We could read only the Amazon listing title for this cover, no maker sheet. It is an option here, not our pick.
Why buy it
- Title names the truck, the years and a bed length
Why skip it
- Only the listing title was read, with no maker sheet behind it
- A wide year range in a title is the seller's claim; check it against your truck
- Style
- Soft roll-up
- Material
- Vinyl, if the title says so
- Install
- Not read
- Price class
- Budget
Why we are careful here
This is a page with thin documents. Two titles, and no maker sheets. Nothing is wrong with shopping here, but go in with your eyes open. "Tyger" and "unbranded" tell you who is selling, not how the cover fits.
The two titles also tell slightly different stories. One splits at 2023, and the other does not. Without a sheet or a GM document, we cannot tell you which view is right. So we do not stretch either. If you have a 2023 or newer, Tyger's title names you. If you have a 2015-2022, the unbranded one names you.
Search traffic for this truck is real, and so is the risk. If a seller gives you a confident answer and a return policy, that matters more than anything on this page.
What to ask the seller
- Does this fit my year? Give it exactly.
- Does this fit my bed? Give the measured inches.
- Crew or extended cab: does it matter on this cover?
- Is the installation sheet available?
Soft cover basics
No sheet for these parts does not mean no information at all. Tyger's T1 sheets on other parts follow one pattern: ratchet wrench, 10 mm socket, Phillips screwdriver, clamps evenly spaced about 6 to 8 inches from the ends of the rail, crossbars arched upward. Your sheet may differ, and it wins if it does. The whole run is in how to install.
Gator's general sheet has care and safety rules worth reading before any soft cover goes on: no release from inside the bed, clean with mild automotive soap and water, no vinyl conditioners, and keep the cover clear of snow and ice before you open it. Rolled covers should not press into your rear cab window.
What is not here
- A pick. A pick needs a sheet we could read.
- A hard roll-up. We did not pull a title for this truck.
- An older Colorado or Canyon before 2015. We did not find a roll-up title for those years.
If that leaves you short, a maker's site or a hard roll-up seller is the next call. We explain how we label everything on how we verify fitment.
What owners ask
Do I need a different cover for 2023 and newer?
Tyger's title starts at 2023, which suggests a split. The unbranded title runs through it. So take the one that names your year, and ask the seller if you have an unbranded cover in mind for a truck on either side of 2023.
What about a long bed Colorado?
We did not find a roll-up title that names it. Ask a seller or a maker directly, using your year and measured bed.
Is 5 ft 1 in the same as 5.2 ft?
They are different numbers. Tyger gives 61 inches. The unbranded title gives only 5.2 ft. Measure yours and compare inches rather than reading either name as correct.
Sources
Where to next
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- How-toMeasure your bedMeasure your truck bed in one minute: from the front wall to the closed tailgate, along the floor. Then compare inches with the title, because bed names differ.
- How-toInstall a roll-up coverHow a soft roll-up tonneau cover goes on, from the Tyger and Gator sheets: tools, rail placement, clamps, crossbars, tension, and the checks most people skip.
- About usHow we verify fitFit here is what a listing title or a maker sheet states, marked as such. What we read, what blocked us, and why you still confirm year and bed before you buy.
Who is behind this
rolluptonneaucover.com Editorial Team
Truck fit and buying advice
We are the editorial team at rolluptonneaucover.com. We read listing titles, maker install sheets and truck makers' own bed specifications and sort them truck by truck, with sources on every page. Nobody here has bolted these covers to a truck, and nothing was measured in a lab. We say so plainly.
- Listing titles and maker sheets read
- Sources on every page
- No installs and no lab work
- Publisher details in the imprint