Available Flat Towing Base Plates for 2011 Honda Pilot

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Hi, Will the base plates for the Honda Pilot also fit the Ridgeline? Thanks

asked by: Paul E

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Base plates that allow flat-towing a vehicle with a tow bar are typically custom-designed for one specific vehicle. Some vehicles cannot be flat towed. For the 2011 Honda Ridgeline we show no base plate fits at all, not from any manufacturer.

For the 2011 Honda Pilot we do offer base plates from Roadmaster and Blue Ox. These are displayed on the linked page. Both of these products, # 1562-1 and # BX2251, fit the 2011 Pilot that does not have a brush guard.

expert reply by: Adam R

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