Traded 05 Pilot today for 08 Ridgeline

[stonetemple]

Needed heavy duty Tow vehicle................................

Anyway, I had Chromax window visors and gray weather tech front floormats on Pilot, floormats were new on mothers day. They are now for sale. $100.00 shipped for all? I have paypal.


Website for weather tech:
http://www.weathertech.com/store/mvp...ustomerVehId=0

PM me if interested, not sure what shipping will be, but, if no sale on here, they go to feebay. Get at me, John,

[onu2002]

The Ridgeline is a heavy duty tow vehicle?

[stonetemple]

Originally Posted by onu2002

The Ridgeline is a heavy duty tow vehicle?

5,000 pound tow limit, it'll tow my 24ft camper, Pilot wouldn't come close!

[PSPilot]

My second vehicle is a RL and I love that truck. The Pilot is my wifes.
RL is not a heavy duty tow truck. You want heavy duty you need a diesel. Which is my work truck. Hope to see you on ROC. AndrePS

[stonetemple]

Originally Posted by PSPilot

My second vehicle is a RL and I love that truck. The Pilot is my wifes.
RL is not a heavy duty tow truck. You want heavy duty you need a diesel. Which is my work truck. Hope to see you on ROC. AndrePS

heartbreakridgeline over there, lol I know it's not heavy duty..............but comparing it to the Pilot, well, I'm not sayin, but........................

BTW, They are on ebay now, $30.00 BIN...........................................(vis ors that is!)

[makpilot]

The ridgeline is just like the pilot. 500lbs towing difference. Same motor and same tranny.

[onu2002]

1500# difference for campers.

[makpilot]

4500lbs towing for the pilot and 5000lbs for the ridgeline. How 1500?

[cwa107]

Originally Posted by makpilot

4500lbs towing for the pilot and 5000lbs for the ridgeline. How 1500?

The first generation Pilot had a lower tower rating. Pretty sure it was 3500lbs for most trailers and 4500 for boats.

[stonetemple]

Originally Posted by makpilot

4500lbs towing for the pilot and 5000lbs for the ridgeline. How 1500?

4500 lbs for a boat, and 3500 for a travel trailer. The difference is wind resistence I guess.

[Aeroscoper]

How many miles did your tradein have and what did you get for it? I'm in the market and doing a price check. Pm me if you don't want the world to know, thx!

[jl_ss]

Originally Posted by stonetemple

4500 lbs for a boat, and 3500 for a travel trailer. The difference is wind resistence I guess.

2nd Gen 4wd has a 4,500lb tow limit for both travel trailers and boats. The 2wd is limited to 3,500 lbs for both trailer types.

[stonetemple]

Originally Posted by Aeroscoper

How many miles did your tradein have and what did you get for it? I'm in the market and doing a price check. Pm me if you don't want the world to know, thx!

110,000 got like 11,900 I think

[stonetemple]

Originally Posted by jl_ss

2nd Gen 4wd has a 4,500lb tow limit for both travel trailers and boats. The 2wd is limited to 3,500 lbs for both trailer types.

Still to small camper is like 4800 loaded.

I would NEVER trade the Ridgeline for a Pilot, I will say that much. Honda knows how to build a pick-up. We love the shat out of it! 20.5 mpg. NEVER got that on the Pilot, except all hiway miles, 20.5 combo city/hiway

[jl_ss]

Originally Posted by stonetemple

Still to small camper is like 4800 loaded.

I would NEVER trade the Ridgeline for a Pilot, I will say that much. Honda knows how to build a pick-up. We love the shat out of it! 20.5 mpg. NEVER got that on the Pilot, except all hiway miles, 20.5 combo city/hiway

I did seriously look at the Ridgeline but ultimately decided the bed was just too short to be useful for my purposes. Wound up with a 5.3L Chevy Crew Cab that gets 21 mpg hwy/15 mpg city. I would seriously look at it again if they added another foot to the bed.