Best Floor Mats & Liners for 2023–2026 Chevy Colorado Crew Cab: 5 Picks, Smartliner to Husky
Five liner sets listed for the 3rd-generation Colorado Crew Cab, from Smartliner's one-piece TPE with a lifetime warranty to $70 XPE. It's a Crew Cab-only truck, so fit comes down to the year and, for Husky, whether your truck is a 2023.

Fit-checked means: matched to the maker's fit guide and part number, then checked against owner reports; not installed by us (how we chose). Covers the 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026 Chevrolet Colorado (3rd Gen); some listings name fewer model years, so check the fit note on each pick.
- New generation, new floor. 2015–2022 Colorado liners don't carry over.
- Crew Cab only. The 3rd-gen Colorado has no extended cab in the US.
- Canyon shares the fit. Most sets here name both trucks.
- Husky lists 2024+. Confirm a 2023 before ordering Husky parts.
- Smartliner is the warranty pick. One-piece TPE, limited lifetime warranty.
2023–2026 Colorado: fit checklist
| Variable | Versions | Liner note |
|---|---|---|
| Cab | Crew Cab only (US) | All picks are Crew Cab |
| Model year | 2023 launch year vs 2024+ | Husky lists 2024+; others list 2023 |
| Sister truck | GMC Canyon | HAFIDI, Binmotor, Liner Master, Husky list both |
| Transmission | 8-speed automatic only | No manual variant |
| Previous gen | 2015–2022 | Not compatible |
What to look for in Colorado floor mats and liners
The model year and the maker's range
The 3rd-gen Colorado launched for 2023, but not every maker's listing starts there. Husky's 99221 set and its 13221 front and 19251 rear pieces are listed from 2024. Smartliner, HAFIDI, Binmotor and Liner Master all start at 2023. We can't tell from the listings whether Husky's start year reflects a floor detail or just when it validated the fit. If you have a 2023 and want Husky, ask Husky or the seller first. Otherwise, the choice is simple: every set here is Crew Cab, because that's the only cab the US 3rd-gen Colorado comes in.
One-piece coverage and the rear hump
Smartliner says its liners are molded from a single piece of TPE and run wall to wall, including the transmission tunnel and under-seat area, with a raised lip. That kind of coverage matters on the rear floor of a mid-size Crew Cab, where kids' shoes and gear bags land. Look at listing photos for whether the rear liner is one piece across the hump or two separate mats. One piece is easier to pull and doesn't leave a strip of carpet exposed.
TPE or XPE
Four of the five picks use TPE, a dense, rubber-like material that holds its walls and resists heel wear. Liner Master uses XPE, a cross-linked polyethylene foam that's lighter and more cushioned. XPE feels softer and warmer, which some owners prefer in a daily driver. TPE is the better choice for work boots, mud and snow because the walls stay upright and the heel area lasts longer. Smartliner says its TPE is 100% recyclable and free of PVC, latex and BPA.
Warranty and documentation
Smartliner offers a limited lifetime warranty and says its liners are laser-scanned and designed in the US; the company is based in Apopka, Florida. Husky says WeatherBeater is made in the USA and covered by a lifetime warranty against cracks and breaks. HAFIDI, Binmotor and Liner Master don't publish comparable terms on the pages we checked. On a new truck you plan to keep, the warranty tells you how a maker expects its material to age. On a lease, the budget sets are fine.
Retention posts and pedal clearance
GM puts retention posts in the driver footwell to hold the mat away from the pedals, and a Colorado-specific liner has holes or clips that line up with them. This matters more on a mid-size truck than on a full-size one, because the footwell is shorter and a liner that creeps even an inch forward reaches the accelerator sooner. After installing, press the liner toward the pedals with your heel and then push the brake and throttle to the floor. If either pedal touches the liner edge, pull it and reseat it on the posts. Never lay a liner over the factory carpet mat. Every set on this page claims a Colorado-specific cut with the post holes, according to its listing, but check the photos before you buy a budget set.
| Feature | Look for | Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Generation | 2023+ in the title | 2015–2022 listings |
| Year start | Your model year covered | 2024+ parts on a 2023 without confirming |
| Coverage | One-piece rear across the hump | Two small rear mats |
| Retention | Hook holes for GM's posts | Loose mats |
| Material | TPE for work, XPE for comfort | Hard plastic |
| Warranty | Written terms | None |
Floor protection for the 2023–2026 Colorado
| Type | Example | Coverage | Walls | Price band | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One-piece TPE liner | Smartliner | Front + rear, wall to wall | Medium-high | $120–$160 | Most owners |
| USA-made molded liner | Husky 99221 | Front + rear | High | $150–$210 | Snow and mud |
| Budget TPE | HAFIDI, Binmotor | Front + rear | Medium | $80–$120 | Value |
| XPE foam mat | Liner Master | Front + rear | Low-medium | $70–$110 | Comfort, light weight |
#1: SMARTLINER 2-Row Floor Liners — Best overall

SMARTLINER 2-Row Floor Liners, 2023-2026 Colorado Crew Cab
Listed for this truckCrew Cab only.- One-piece heavy-duty TPE
- Limited lifetime warranty
- No PVC, latex or BPA
- Covers transmission tunnel and under-seat area, per Smartliner
- Lists 2023–2026 Crew Cab
- Title names Colorado only; Canyon sold separately
- Walls lower than Husky's
- Designed in US, not stated as US-made
Smartliner's 2-row set is listed for the 2023–2026 Colorado Crew Cab, which covers the whole generation including the launch year. Smartliner says each liner is molded from a single piece of heavy-duty, 100% recyclable TPE, free of PVC, latex and BPA, laser-scanned for the vehicle, and covering wall to wall including the transmission tunnel and under-seat area. It backs them with a limited lifetime warranty.
That combination of full-year coverage, one-piece construction and a lifetime warranty puts it ahead of the budget sets without Husky's price. The walls are moderate rather than tall, so in heavy snow you'll empty the driver side more often than with a WeatherBeater. The company is based in Apopka, Florida and says its products are designed in the US. GMC owners should order the Canyon version rather than this Colorado-titled listing.
Who it's for: Colorado owners of any model year who want a warranty-backed one-piece TPE set.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Rows | 1st + 2nd |
| Fits | 2023–2026 Colorado Crew Cab |
| Material | One-piece TPE, 100% recyclable |
| Free of | PVC, latex, BPA |
| Warranty | Limited lifetime |
| Company | Apopka, Florida |
#2: Husky Liners WeatherBeater 99221 — Best made in USA

Husky Liners WeatherBeater 99221, 2024-2025 Colorado & Canyon Crew Cab
Confirm fit on listingListed 2024-2025; confirm 2023/2026.- Made in the USA from ProGard
- Lifetime warranty against cracks and breaks
- Lists Colorado and Canyon
- StayPut nibs
- High, firm walls
- Title covers 2024–2025; confirm 2023 and 2026
- Most expensive here
- Firm feel
Husky's WeatherBeater 99221 is listed for 2024–2025 Colorado and Canyon Crew Cab, front and second row. Husky says WeatherBeater is laser-measured using vehicle-specific data, made in the USA from ProGard, anchored by StayPut nibs and covered by a lifetime warranty against cracks and breaks.
The firm, tall walls are the reason to pick it for a ZR2 or Trail Boss that sees mud, or any truck in a snow state. The limit is the listed year range. Husky's 3rd-gen Colorado parts on Amazon start at 2024, and this set's title stops at 2025. For a 2023 or 2026, ask Husky or the seller before ordering. Husky also sells the front (13221) and rear (19251) separately if you want to start with the fronts.
Who it's for: 2024–2025 owners who want US-made liners with the tallest walls.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Part # | Husky 99221 |
| Pieces | 3 |
| Fits | 2024–2025 Colorado & Canyon Crew Cab |
| Material | ProGard |
| Made in | USA |
| Warranty | Lifetime, cracks and breaks |
#3: HAFIDI TPE Floor Liners front & 2nd row — Best value

HAFIDI TPE Floor Liners front & 2nd row, 2023-2025 Colorado Crew Cab / GMC Canyon
Listed for this truckAlso fits Canyon.- Lists 2023–2025 Colorado and Canyon
- Front and 2nd row
- TPE with raised edges
- Low price
- Covers the launch year
- No published warranty
- 2026 not listed
- Walls lower than premium sets
HAFIDI's TPE liners are listed for 2023–2025 Colorado Crew Cab and GMC Canyon, front and second row. It's one of the cheaper ways to cover the whole cab, and it includes the 2023 launch year that Husky's listings skip.
HAFIDI doesn't publish warranty or material specs we could check. As a commuter-truck liner, it does the job: raised edges, a truck-specific cut and TPE that hoses clean. For a 2026, confirm with the seller. In snow country, Smartliner's warranty or Husky's walls are worth the extra. The practical difference between HAFIDI and Binmotor is the year range: HAFIDI stops at 2025, Binmotor runs to 2026. Otherwise they're close enough that the live price should decide. Before ordering either, compare the listing photos of the rear liner with your truck's rear floor, and look for a one-piece rear across the hump rather than two small mats. A liner that covers the hump is easier to pull out and hose off in one go, and it doesn't leave a strip of carpet where a middle passenger's boots land.
Who it's for: Budget buyers, including 2023 owners.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Rows | 1st + 2nd |
| Fits | 2023–2025 Colorado & Canyon Crew Cab |
| Material | TPE |
| Warranty | Confirm with seller |
| Price band | $80–$120 |
#4: Binmotor TPE Floor Liners — Best budget

Binmotor TPE Floor Liners, 2023-2026 Colorado Crew Cab / Canyon
Listed for this truckAlso fits Canyon.- Lists 2023–2026 Colorado and Canyon
- Covers the full generation to date
- TPE with raised edges
- Low price
- Front and rear
- No published warranty
- Little maker documentation
- Walls shallower than Husky
Binmotor's TPE set is listed for 2023–2026 Colorado Crew Cab and Canyon, the widest year range among the budget options here. That makes it a safe budget pick for a 2026.
Like HAFIDI, Binmotor publishes little beyond the listing. You're buying the cut, the raised edges and the price. For a daily driver in a mild climate, that's enough. Check listing photos for the retention post holes and a one-piece rear before ordering. If you plan to keep the truck several years, budget for replacing a budget set once; even then, two Binmotor sets cost about as much as one Husky set. That math works in the Sun Belt. In a salt state, where cheap TPE is more likely to stiffen and curl at the edges, the warranty-backed Smartliner is the better long-term buy.
Who it's for: Budget buyers with a 2026, or anyone wanting the widest year range.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Rows | Front + rear |
| Fits | 2023–2026 Colorado & Canyon Crew Cab |
| Material | TPE |
| Warranty | Confirm with seller |
| Price band | $80–$120 |
#5: Liner Master XPE Floor Mats 3-piece — Lightest

Liner Master XPE Floor Mats 3-piece, 2023-2025 Colorado Crew Cab / Canyon
Listed for this truckLightweight XPE.- XPE foam is light and cushioned
- 3-piece set
- Lists Colorado and Canyon Crew Cab
- Warm underfoot in winter
- Cheapest here
- XPE walls are softer and lower
- Heel area wears faster than TPE
- Not the choice for mud or work boots
Liner Master's 3-piece XPE set is listed for 2023–2025 Colorado Crew Cab and Canyon. XPE is a cross-linked polyethylene foam: light, soft and cushioned, with a textured top. It's the most comfortable mat here and the easiest to carry to the hose.
The trade-off is durability under work boots. Foam walls are softer and lower than TPE, and the driver's heel area wears faster. For a clean-cabin daily driver, it's a pleasant, cheap option. For a ZR2 that sees trails, choose a TPE liner. XPE also has a smell and weight advantage: it's odor-free out of the box on most listings and weighs a fraction of a rubber mat, which matters if you pull the mats every week. The softer walls won't stand up to a boot heel the way TPE does, so check the driver side for wear every season.
Who it's for: Daily drivers who want light, cushioned mats.
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Pieces | 3 |
| Fits | 2023–2025 Colorado & Canyon Crew Cab |
| Material | XPE foam |
| Walls | Low-medium, soft |
| Price band | $70–$110 |
How to install a floor liner in the Colorado
- Confirm your model year; for Husky parts on a 2023, confirm fit first.
- Remove the factory carpet mats and vacuum.
- Hook the driver liner onto the retention posts and heel-test it toward the pedals.
- Fit the passenger liner against the sill and console.
- Lay the rear liner across the hump and check the rear seat cushion folds cleanly.
- Press both pedals to the floor to confirm clearance before driving.
What to avoid
2015–2022 liners. The 3rd-gen floor is new.
Assuming Husky covers 2023. Its listings start at 2024. Confirm.
Foam mats for work trucks. XPE is comfortable but wears faster under boots.
Stacking mats. Remove the factory mat first.
Bed, roof, hitch and interior, filtered to the 2023–2026 Chevrolet Colorado.
Open the Colorado fit hub → See the Colorado upgrade plan →Frequently asked questions
What are the best floor liners for a 2023–2026 Chevy Colorado?
The Smartliner 2-row set is the best overall floor liner for the 2023–2026 Colorado. It is listed for the 2023–2026 Crew Cab, molded from one piece of TPE and backed by a limited lifetime warranty. Husky's WeatherBeater 99221 is the made-in-USA pick with the tallest walls, but its listing covers 2024–2025, so confirm a 2023 or 2026 first. HAFIDI and Binmotor are the budget TPE sets, and Liner Master's XPE set is the lightest and most cushioned. The 3rd-gen Colorado is Crew Cab only in the US, so fit comes down to the model year on the listing.
Do 2015–2022 Colorado liners fit a 2023+ Colorado?
No. The 2023 Colorado is a new generation with a new cab. Husky's catalog shows the break: 18111 and 19111 for 2015–2022 Colorado and Canyon, and 99221, 13221 and 19251 for the new truck. Buy a set listed for 2023 or later.
Why does Husky list its new Colorado liners from 2024, not 2023?
The listings we found for Husky's 3rd-gen Colorado parts (99221, 13221, 19251) start at 2024, even though the generation launched for the 2023 model year. That may reflect when Husky tested fitment rather than a floor change, but we can't confirm which. If you have a 2023, ask Husky or the seller before ordering. Smartliner, HAFIDI, Binmotor and Liner Master all list 2023.
Do these liners fit the GMC Canyon?
The 2023+ Colorado and Canyon share the Crew Cab, and HAFIDI, Binmotor, Liner Master and Husky list both trucks. Smartliner's title on this page names the Colorado only; Smartliner sells Canyon versions separately. Match the cab and year, not the badge.
Is there an extended-cab 3rd-gen Colorado?
Not in the US. The 3rd-gen Colorado is sold as a Crew Cab, which simplifies liner shopping: every Colorado set on this page is Crew Cab, and there's no Extended Cab rear floor to worry about.
Do ZR2 and Trail Boss trims need different liners?
No. Trims change seats, trim pieces and suspension, not the Crew Cab floor. A ZR2, Trail Boss, Z71 or LT uses the same liner as long as the listing covers your model year.
What is XPE and how is it different from TPE?
XPE is a cross-linked polyethylene foam: light, soft and cushioned, with a textured top. Liner Master uses it for its 3-piece set. TPE (thermoplastic elastomer) is denser and more rubber-like, which is what Smartliner, HAFIDI and Binmotor use. XPE is lighter and warmer underfoot; TPE generally resists heel wear and holds its wall shape better.
Are Smartliner liners made in the USA?
Smartliner says its liners are designed in the US and that the company is based in Apopka, Florida. It says each liner is molded from a single piece of heavy-duty, 100% recyclable TPE with no PVC, latex or BPA, and carries a limited lifetime warranty. It doesn't claim US manufacturing on the page we read.
How should the driver liner sit?
Flat on the carpet, locked onto the retention posts and clear of both pedals at full travel. Remove the factory carpet mat before installing. Heel-test the liner toward the pedals after fitting.
How do I clean them?
Pull, rinse, scrub with mild soap and let them dry. XPE mats clean best with a damp cloth and a soft brush; TPE handles a hose and stiff brush. Skip silicone protectants on either.
Do I need floor liners if my Colorado has rubber flooring?
Some work-oriented trims can be ordered with rubberized vinyl flooring instead of carpet. Vinyl hoses clean, so many owners skip liners. A liner still helps if you want raised walls to keep water out of the seams around the seat bolts and sill plates. On vinyl, a nibbed underside grips less than on carpet, so the retention posts do more of the work of holding the driver liner in place.
What should I buy after floor liners for a Colorado?
Most owners protect the bed next. A bed mat or spray-in liner protects the bed floor, and a tonneau cover keeps cargo dry and out of sight. Owners who overland often add a bed rack for a rooftop tent or gear. Those accessories fit by bed length, which on the 3rd-gen Colorado is a single 5 ft 2 in bed, so fitment is simpler than on full-size trucks.
Buy Smartliner for a warranty-backed one-piece set that covers every model year, Husky for US-made tall walls on a 2024–2025, and HAFIDI or Binmotor on a budget.
The 3rd-gen Colorado is a Crew Cab-only truck, so fit is mostly about the year. Smartliner covers 2023–2026 with a limited lifetime warranty and one-piece construction. Husky's WeatherBeater has the tallest walls and a crack warranty but lists 2024–2025. HAFIDI and Binmotor are the budget TPE picks, and Liner Master's XPE is the comfortable, light option.
Next for most owners is the bed: a tonneau cover keeps the 5 ft 2 in bed dry, and a bed rack adds overland capacity. Canyon owners can use most of the sets here.
How we chose
We did not install these liners ourselves. We ranked them on the fit each listing states for the 2023–2026 Colorado Crew Cab, on published maker specs (material, warranty, origin) and on coverage in listing photos. Smartliner and Husky claims come from their own sites, read in September 2026. Amazon prices move daily, so the button shows the live price.
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