WeatherTech 110183 No-Drill Mud Flaps 2023-2026 Chevrolet Colorado

WeatherTech No-Drill Mud Flaps 110183 (front pair), 120183 (rear pair) and 110183-120183 (front and rear set) are made for the 2023-2026 Chevrolet Colorado ordered with the factory wheel flares.

Key Benefits

• Profiled to sit under a flared wheel opening, which is a different shape from the bare fender lip the rest of the Colorado line uses.
• Attaches at the factory hardware points. No hole is drilled, so the paint stays sealed and the panel stays sealed with it.
• An install that leaves the wheels on the truck; WeatherTech publishes a mounts-in-minutes rating for most applications.
• Thermoplastic body rated by WeatherTech against ultraviolet light, road salt and chemicals.
• Blocks the stone chips and winter grit that get thrown at the rocker panel, the lower door and the paint behind the tire.
• Buy the front, the rear, or the complete four-piece set under one fitment.
• Lifetime Limited Warranty; American designed, engineered and built.

What's Included

• 110183 — front pair, two MudFlaps in black, plus the hardware for this application.
• 120183 — rear pair, two MudFlaps in black, plus the hardware for this application.
• 110183-120183 — four MudFlaps and hardware, front and rear together.

WeatherTech states its MudFlaps mount using the QuickTurn stainless steel fastening system, factory hardware or supplied hardware depending on the application, and that drilling is never required.

Fitment

This is the flares answer in WeatherTech's third-generation Colorado tree, and it takes two correct answers to land here. WeatherTech asks "Is your Colorado a ZR2 or Trail Boss model?" — the answer has to be no — and then "Is your model equipped with Factory Wheel Flares?", where the answer has to be yes. That combination returns 110183 front, 120183 rear and 110183-120183 as the set, across the 2023 through 2026 model years, so all three carry the same flare requirement. Get either answer the other way round and the part changes: a flare-free Colorado takes 110170 and 120170, while a ZR2 or a Trail Boss takes 110171 and 120171. The 2015-2022 Colorado is a different generation with different numbers, including 110052 and 120052 for a flared truck of that era.