That's not a bad deal considering. If you buy it online at reduced prices it's going to be about $500 after shipping charges. $100 to put it on might be worth it if you're not comfortable monkeying around under the dash pulling & hooking wiring, relays, fuses up. Took me about 2-3 hours to install it myself.Falcon said:I need a trailer hitch but the dealer wants $600 or so for the hitch, wiring assembly and installation. My question is are there any other sources for a hitch other than Honda?
Bought my complete Honda towing kit last week (Friday) for $404 shipped and it arrived today.vertrkr said:That's not a bad deal considering. If you buy it online at reduced prices it's going to be about $500 after shipping charges. $100 to put it on might be worth it if you're not comfortable monkeying around under the dash pulling & hooking wiring, relays, fuses up. Took me about 2-3 hours to install it myself.
Before I bought my Ridgeline, I wanted to ckeck around before paying the Dealer's price for the tow package. I found some listed on E-bay, but with the wiring kits they sold, they said to tap into the wiring inside the brake lights.k757 said:I forgot to say this, but U-Haul pricing includes installation. I would suspect that "Trailer World" or similar places would also include installation as part of the pricing.
I think Honda is tremendously overpriced when it comes to trailering. Heck, my sales guy even told me to not buy the Honda hitch package as it's outrageously priced.
Come on Honda, at least make the pricing half-way competitive.![]()