Is there a generally accepted best place to purchase OEM accessories?
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Honda online store: You are shopping for 2016 Honda Accessories
Bernardi Honda - note some accessories are cheaper if you pick all of the items in a kit separately than if you just order the kit. (Cross bars, splash guards ...)
HondaPartsDeals.com (saccucci Honda).
Honda online store: You are shopping for 2016 Honda Accessories
Bernardi Honda - note some accessories are cheaper if you pick all of the items in a kit separately than if you just order the kit. (Cross bars, splash guards ...)
HondaPartsDeals.com (saccucci Honda).
Purchasing OEM Accessories
You can find them at www.handa.com
Most pricing is similar to Bernardi from those I compared
I have used H and A Accessories for other Honda vehicles and plan to use them again for a 2016 Pilot that is on order.
You can find them at www.handa.com
Most pricing is similar to Bernardi from those I compared
I used hondapartworld.com: quick and helpful.
I used hondapartworld.com because the prices were about the same, but the shipping was fast and less expensive; they are in the Washington state, so it was 3 days shipping to Idaho. Just a consideration when you get to checkout, because it was much more expensive to ship from Rhode Island for example.
I used hondapartworld.com because the prices were about the same, but the shipping was fast and less expensive; they are in the Washington state, so it was 3 days shipping to Idaho. Just a consideration when you get to checkout, because it was much more expensive to ship from Rhode Island for example.
I used Sterling McCall Honda Parts | g1parts.com out of TX. They sell genuine Honda parts at a discount and there is no tax and free shipping on orders over $ 150. They didn't charge extra for shipping overweight packages. Bottom line amount was even less than Bernardi Parts when savings on shipping costs were factored in.
I purchased a number of accessories from College Hills Honda. From a part by part comparison it looks as if Bernardi Honda is a couple $ less.Rocky said:
I haven't tried Bernardi but the pre/sales/shipping support provided by College Hills Honda is stellar.
Personally, I feel more comfortable buying accessories from a Honda dealer versus a generic parts distributer that probably sells accessories for many different auto makers. My postulation (some might say assumption) is a Honda dealer's parts guy should get the order right.
Of course, I'm not a fan of Craigslist or eBay either.
Check out the folks at PROCLIPUSA.COM
They have a HUGE selection of mounts, for devices, custom vehicle mounts, etc.
I would suggest PANAVISE, but they do not make any mounts for 2009 and later Pilots for some reason. Proclip has about three variations!
Tom
They have a HUGE selection of mounts, for devices, custom vehicle mounts, etc.
I would suggest PANAVISE, but they do not make any mounts for 2009 and later Pilots for some reason. Proclip has about three variations!
Tom
Another good one not yet mentioned is hondapartsnetwork.com. This is Honda of Lisle (Illinois), and they ship nationwide. Before factoring in shipping charges, they are a hair less than Bernardi and H&A.
What have my Canadian counterparts done for accessories?
Bernardi & other US based retailers (even with currency exchange) are a lot cheaper than local dealers.
Chrome Running Boards (no lights) $652 vs. $1,020
Body Side Molding $223 vs $393
Crossbars $235 vs $340
Cargo Tray Folding $110 vs. $152
To save a few hundred dollars I'd rather order them online, pick up at a broker and install myself. Wondering if anyone has had issues with install as I doubt the US/CDN models differ dramatically when they are the same part #'s.
Bernardi & other US based retailers (even with currency exchange) are a lot cheaper than local dealers.
Chrome Running Boards (no lights) $652 vs. $1,020
Body Side Molding $223 vs $393
Crossbars $235 vs $340
Cargo Tray Folding $110 vs. $152
To save a few hundred dollars I'd rather order them online, pick up at a broker and install myself. Wondering if anyone has had issues with install as I doubt the US/CDN models differ dramatically when they are the same part #'s.
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