Flat tires
I’ve had my 25 be for 9 months and have had 2 flat tires. It’s been 20 years since I had a flat tire before buying this ridgeline. Are the stock tires the problem or am I just been lucky before this truck
I’ve had my 25 be for 9 months and have had 2 flat tires. It’s been 20 years since I had a flat tire before buying this ridgeline. Are the stock tires the problem or am I just been lucky before this truck
In the process of buying a 2026 black edition- the dealorship had the color I was looking for, but it a has roof rack. Should I just wait for one without?
I recently had a great opportunity to upgrade from a 2013 Corolla to a well kept 2016 Silverado High Country with low mileage. After driving it for 2 weeks I felt it was much more than what I needed, not to mention the vast difference after driving a small sedan for so long. So I started looking for mid-sized trucks that are comfortable for a family and after researching and reading plenty of posts on this sub, I found the Ridgeline.
I went to a dealership just to test drive one just to see if I like it and found that I love it. Ended up leaving the same day with this 2023 RTL-E and I couldn't be happier. It even came with a hard tonneau cover already. I'm 36 and I have never been able to buy "the vehicle I wanted" because of availability and/or buying family members' old cars (like the Silverado).
I'll def have this truck for the long haul. The first thing I want to get is a compartment for under the back seats.
Does anyone else find the econ mode totally useless? For me it doesn't save any gas mileage
Hey everyone getting this odd rattling noise when going over small bumps on the highway. VERY MINOR bumps. Any Ideas? 500 miles on this vehicle….
Hello, I've been looking into purchasing a used ridgeline. I am wondering if it would be advantageous to seek a certified Pre Owned model or if it is just a gimmick to charge extra with no real usable benefit? I am no expert so any input is helpful.
Edit from previous post with my info (thanks random stranger!!)
New ridgeline trailsport OTD $47338. In my area I see RLTs posted only for 43-45k. I have found one trailsport posted online for $43k so I asked for a OTD on it as well. Wanted to see thoughts/opinions?
Blue and Cherry hauling the work today 🏆.. 54 8x16 blocks and 8 - 80lb bags of mortar each.. let's gooooo!
Friends of mine ended up getting a Ridgeline after riding in and driving mine.
Hey everyone. I apologize if this is one of those posts everyone’s tired of but I got a good idea looking through old posts but I’m an old head and wanted more ideas. I just got done with a long trip and I think I’ve reached the age where my bones just don’t like the feel anymore. I love my taco and take good care of it but I love the look of the new passport but like ridgeline and that 2026 in green is sick. What’s the ride actually like on long rides? I’m traveling more for my job and I need comfort and still like the truck for when I do need truck things versus a full SUV. A test drive won’t really give me that feel and I’m hoping someone can give me a good idea. Thanks so much!
I FINALLY got to do a Rule #1 with a matching RTL-E. The Best part about it was I took this headed into the theater to watch Project Hail Mary with a buddy, and as we were leaving the theater, the couple sitting right next to us walked out to the other Ridgeline. We all laughed about it. We parked next to each other and sat next to each other in the movie without knowing! Pretty cool. Birds of a feather!
Has anyone upgraded the rear camera on their Ridgeline? I have a loaner Denali and the rear camera and display are WAY better than my setup. 2025 Trailsport.
Thanks to Costco sale on 0W20, I have 80 quarts stocked up.
Fun weekend! She did great!
Im looking to put a bull bar or grill gaurd on my 2018 RTL-E. I’ve always liked TYGER’s stuff, because they’re only like $200, but I’m not finding anything on their website for a 2nd gen of any sort. Are there any quality budget options anyone would recommend so I don’t have to spend $500?? Ideally ~$300. Thanks!
First rule 1 opportunity in 3 years of ownership.