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How to Put More You in an SUV PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES DOOR VISORS MOONROOF VISOR Enjoy some fresh air, even when the weather isn’t ideal, with Choose it for its sleek, aerodynamic look and you get a surprising PILOT Door Visors. bonus. The Moonroof Visor also reduces wind noise and glare for a more comfortable and enjoyable driving experience. Obsidian Blue Pearl Touring Durable polycarbonate material resists fading shown with accessory Hood Air Deflector, Aerodynamic construction allows air to circulate through the cabin, No-drill installation helps protect against corrosion Premium Running Boards, Door Visors, Crossbars, even in inclement weather Fenderwell Trim, 18-in Chrome-Look Alloy Wheels, and Wheel Locks. Door Visors may not be legal in all states. Please check the laws Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. of your state. Tinted acrylic is sturdy, attractive, longlasting, and crack-resistant How to put more you in an SUV. Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. 162 163 PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES FOG LIGHTS FENDERWELL TRIM DOOR EDGE GUARDS NOSE MASK HOOD AIR DEFLECTOR BIKE ATTACHMENT–TRAILER HITCH MOUNT Fog Lights can add visibility crucial in navigating For those who are going for an extra-rugged Door Edge Guards help protect your doors Help protect the exposed front section of your Individualize your Pilot by giving it a sportier When it’s all about fitting everything in, poor weather conditions, including rain and look, Fenderwell Trim adds muscle-flexing detail from nicks and scrapes that can be expensive new ride from rocks and pebbles, road debris, look with a Hood Air Deflector. the Trailer Hitch Mount Bike Attachment is a snow, as well as dense fog. to your Pilot. to repair. and insects with a snug-fitting vinyl Nose Mask. lifesaver. You can transport your bikes without Honda-manufactured components ensure a giving up valuable cargo or roof space. Precision optics provide a highly controlled Made of durable polypropylene material for Color-matched for a factory appearance No-mar fasteners and covered mounting precise fit light pattern to enhance visibility long life hooks help protect paint finish Carries up to two bikes Redirects dirt, insects, and minor road debris Special housing is resistant to water, impact, Cannot be installed with the Nose Mask. Multi-piece construction lets you open the to help keep windshield clean Fold-down feature allows easy access to the and corrosion hood without removing the mask rear of your Pilot Helps protect the hood’s finish Plug-in connectors mean no wire splicing or Felt-lined backing provides a smooth, Cannot be installed with the Nose Mask. Installs easily into the Pilot Trailer Hitch Receiver cutting, which enhances reliability protective fit Storage bag included Cannot be installed with the Hood Air Deflector Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. or Fenderwell Trim. Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. 164 165 PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES RUNNING BOARDS–PREMIUM RUNNING BOARDS–WITH LIGHTS SIDE STEPS, CHROME SIDE STEPS, BLACK These Premium Running Boards give your Pilot a super-aggressive A custom feature that adds convenience, Running Boards with Lights Chrome Side Steps make getting in and out of your Pilot easier, but Perfect for those who prefer more subtle details, the Black Side Steps look while increasing side splash protection. provide both eye appeal and better visibility when entering and they’re not all about function. They also add a real style accent. offer the identical ease of entry and exit as the Chrome Side Steps. exiting your Pilot. The main structure is lightweight extruded aluminum for strength Custom-fit for seamless factory appearance Seamless factory appearance and corrosion resistance Lights turn on and fade out when a door is opened/closed or Embossed step pad for traction Embossed step pad for traction when the doors are unlocked/locked with the keyless transmitter Custom-integrated design ensures a solid fit Heat-treated for superior strength and corrosion resistance Heat-treated for superior strength and corrosion resistance Chrome trim with custom step plate provides added eye appeal Coated with super-bright chrome for a luxury appearance Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. 166 167 PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES ROOF RAILS CROSSBARS SKI ATTACHMENT SNOWBOARD ATTACHMENT Roof Rails, along with Crossbars, can securely haul items on top of If you always run out of room when packing for a trip, Crossbars will The skiing has been great, but now your skis are dirty, drippy, wet, If transporting unwieldy snowboards is in your future, the best way your Pilot depending on your choice of roof attachments. make you an expert loadmaster. maybe even a little muddy, too. Do you really want to load them is with the lockable Snowboard Attachment. inside your Pilot? 165-lb maximum-load capacity Designed to fit with Roof Rails Fully adjustable to accommodate all board sizes and widths Lockable Ski Attachment can carry up to four pairs of skis For load capacity information, refer to Roof Rack Load Capacity 165-lb maximum-load capacity Two snowboards can be carried by each attachment Label, Installation Instructions, and your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual. (if bindings offer enough clearance) For load capacity information, refer to Roof Rack Load Capacity Angled design raises the bindings to help prevent contact with Label, Installation Instructions, and your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual. Oversized push button for easier opening when wearing gloves the roof Designed to be used with the following attachments: Can also accommodate two snowboards instead of skis Requires Roof Rails and Crossbars. Requires Roof Rails and Crossbars. Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. 168 169 PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES SURFBOARD ATTACHMENT KAYAK ATTACHMENT BIKE ATTACHMENT–ROOF MOUNT ROOF BOX–SHORT When the surf’s up, your best friend is your board. Your next best Mount your kayak securely on your roof with the Kayak Attachment. If you think transporting your bike to a fun riding location shouldn’t If you take road trips, you know additional storage is key, and the friend is a Surfboard Attachment. include taking it apart and putting it back together, the Roof Mount Short Roof Box provides plenty of it. Perfect for bulky items like Soft, adjustable saddles firmly cradle the kayak Bike Attachment is for you. camping gear and duffle bags. The cradle design provides a lateral stability that holds your Reinforced straps allow for lateral stability board snugly Two bike attachments can be added to the Crossbars 13 cu ft of lockable storage space Two straps and ratcheting tie-downs included Soft, thermoplastic-lined cradle and adjustable padded straps Fits most adult bikes Rear opening for easy access Requires Roof Rails and Crossbars. Carries two boards when used with the additional Surf Strap Lockable attachment holds one bike each and comes with keys Measures: length 55 in, width 35 in, height 18 in, weight 28 lbs Requires Roof Rails and Crossbars. Requires Roof Rails and Crossbars. Requires Roof Rails and Crossbars. For load capacity information, refer to Roof Rack Load Capacity Label, Installation Instructions, and your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual. Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. 170 171 PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES ROOF BOX–MIDSIZE TRAILER HITCH TOWING KIT TRAILER HITCH BALL TRAILER HITCH COVER STORAGE BAG Keep your golf clubs, snowboards, skis (up to 71 in), and other gear If you’ve got a trailer, choosing the Trailer Hitch Towing Kit is If you want more hauling versatility, a Trailer Hitch Ball is the The perfect mate for your Pilot Trailer Hitch Cover is this handy Trailer protected and out of the elements in the Midsize Roof Box. a no-brainer. way to go. Hitch Cover Storage Bag. 7 16 cu ft of lockable enclosed storage Haul loads weighing up to 2,000 lbs with the standard 2WD, Available in 2 in or 1 /8 in Designed to help protect your Trailer Hitch Cover when not in use up to 3,500 lbs with the 2WD with accessory Trailer Hitch ATF Impact- and UV-resistant Designed for 1-in shank ball mounts Made from durable nylon with an easy-to-close drawstring Cooler, and up to 4,500 lbs with a 4WD Dual-side opening for easy access Trailer Hitch Ball, Trailer Hitch Harness, and Trailer Hitch Kit includes Trailer Hitch Ball Mount, Trailer Hitch Locking Pin, and Locking Pin are sold separately Measures: length 76 in, width 33 in, height 15.75 in, Trailer Hitch Receiver Cover weight 37.5 lbs Refer to the Owner’s Manual for more details on towing. Requires Roof Rails and Crossbars. For load capacity information, refer to Roof Rack Load Capacity Label, Installation Instructions, and your vehicle’s Owner’s Manual. Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. Some components and colors may vary. Please see your Honda dealer for details. 172 173 PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES PILOT 2015 EXTERIOR ACCESSORIES 17-in Chrome-Look Alloy Wheel 18-in Chrome-Look Alloy Wheel FULL-SIZE SPARE WHEEL 17-IN AND 18-IN CHROME-LOOK ALLOY WHEELS WHEEL LOCKS TENT Carrying a Full-Size Spare Wheel is a The perfect way to add extra wow factor to your new Pilot.
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