yo, got a 2016 Honda Pilot, right? been using the Curt Receiver Hitch for a while now. it’s solid for small trailers and my bike. easy to install, too. anyone else tried the Rhino Rack? i hear it’s good but not sure bout the build quality. did anyone try the Reese hitch, and how’s it hold up with bigger loads? what’s your fav hitch for a pilot?
but sometimes, with the Curt, there’s this lil hitch here or there. and installation’s not rocket science, just needs patience. curious if anyone’s had gear issues with other hitches. sharing, feeling?
I’ve got this 2016 pilot here in Texas, tried a few, but that Curt M470 is solid. Easy setup, won’t let you down hauling big stuff to the lake on weekends. You can’t go wrong!
I had a 2016 Honda Pilot in Texas, so I know a bit. The Curt Class V went on great, no swaying! Also tried a Rhino, still held strong. Both easy to hitch up. People say Anderson was solid too. Always double-check weight limits tho! Fun times towing a camper. 
Living in Canada, I’ve had a mix of luck with my 2016 Honda Pilot hitches. The Overland Connect Hitch was dope - set it up once & it worked like a charm. Folks around me recommend the Curt class hitch too, but I stayed stickin’ with what I knew. Y’all, pick what feels right for ya!
I’ve found the Reese IH4152 to be solid for my 2016 Honda Pilot decked out here in Calgary! Handles an ATV no problem, and it’s super easy to install. Plus, the leverage swing it offers is a real game changer when hitching up heavy stuff. Love how it blends style and function. Anyone else love towing in the Rockies with this setup? Seriously, makes life much simpler, ya know?
I’ve been hikin’ ropes on my 2016 Honda Pilot since I moved to Calgary. The Reese Hawk2 is my go-to, fits like a glove on that 1-1/4" receiver. I heard others swear by the Curt Classic, really handy for travel trailers. Just gotta ensure the hitch weight won’t belly flop your SUV! Safe travels, peeps!
I’ve got this '16 Honda Pilot, been yanking trailers all summer from LA to Toronto, Canuck style. Best hitch for me? Go for a Class I hitch, super sturdy. Threw in some locking pins for theft insurance, trust me, you need that security. Easier setup than ordering pizza, trust. Swap rides with buddies, everyone agrees between stops, it’s solid. Never had issues; Road safe!
I’ve been RV camping across the US for years and recently decked out my '16 Honda Pilot with a Curt class III hitch. Had some solid adventures up North, through Canada could hook anything, from a kayak to my setup camping chair, without a sweat. Folks often ask about weight pulling and it’s legit for my backcountry trips. Keep it secure and tear down like a champ! Your Pilot is your bestie on the road, make her happy!
I’ve been towing with my 2016 Honda Pilot in Colorado, and the base hitch is totally underwhelming. Upgraded to a weight-distributing Hitch King hitch, and it’s changed the game completely. Way more stable, especially with heavy gear in tow. Strongly recommend it if you’re serious about towing!
I got myself a 2016 Honda Pilot and lived in sunny Florida, so I needed a hitch that could handle the tropical storms, ya know? I found the Curt 2-Inch Class 3 Trailer Hitch really stood the test. It was super easy to install and trucked along without any hiccups even on my wild camping trips. Reviews were spot-on. Totally worth it for me! Definitely give it a shot, but keep it light - no hauling a boat around!
Back in ‘19, I was hitting the road with my fam and parked ourselves in Colorado. Needed a solid hitch for our Pilot, thinkin’ ‘bout towin’ a camper and gear. Ended up goin’ with a Class I hitch; lightweight, yet sturdy. Makes loadin’ a breeze. Honestly, it’s been holdin’ strong ever since, no fuss or hassle. For that mix of reliability and practicality, can’t recommend it enough!
I’ve had my 2016 Honda Pilot in LA for years and trust the Curt 5255 max tow package. Solid build, easy to install. A friend up in Vancouver swears by the Draw-Tite Pro-Tow. Doesn’t sag like mad. Either way, both performance and value win with good quality hitches. Rock those road trips!
I’ve had a 2016 Honda Pilot for years, mainly driving around Southern California. The GoLAnder hitch has been bomb! Super smooth installation and hauling a big boat wasn’t a hassle. Rock solid too, no leeway. Definitely recommend it to anyone living in more temperate parts of the USA, makes towing a breeze!
In Seattle, I’ve got a 2016 Honda Pilot and swear by the Curt class 3 hitch. It’s solid and no hassle to install. Twas a lifesaver when I had to tow my cramped travel pop-up. People rave about the Westin but the Curt never let me down. Sheepishly, my buddy regretted going cheap once. Once you try a top-notch hitch, no turning back! Worth the dough, I’d say.
I’ve been using a Curt class III hitch for my 2016 Honda Pilot since '17 in VA. It’s clutch for long road trips and pulling my camper without any hick-ups, though gotta check the weight limits. Straight-up reliable!
I’ve got a 2016 Honda Pilot here in sunny Florida and seriously, ballin’on the right hitch makes a world of difference. Been using a Reese Brute Tough 2.5-inch receiver hitch—it’s clutch for pulling my Jeep Wrangler. Super sturdy, won’t budge even in a dust storm. Also, those leveling it’s ideal for smooth rides. Just make sure you pair it with a class of receiver, my dude. Solid choice if you ask me.
Back in Philly, I had my 2016 Honda Pilot for a couple of years. The Curt hitch was solid; super easy to install, and it carried my kayak no problem. Plus, the class III rating was perfect for my needs. I’ve had buddies with tried different hitches, but the Curt’s smooth sailing for big loads. Just fits the Pilot like a glove, no fuss!
I’ve gotta say, out by Lake Tahoe in Cali, my buddy was raving about the Curt 46152 Class V hitch for his 2016 Honda Pilot. Super sturdy, easy install, and it handled his ATV like a charm. Saw it on a steep trail, load bouncing but it held firm. Definitely consider it if you want peace of mind on those epic trips. Totally worth the hype!
In Phoenix, I’ve tried a couple of hitches on my '16 Honda Pilot. The Reese Tow Impact w/ sway control is a solid pick—hitches suave with no hitchin’ issues, even on long hauls. It’s the touch I’ve been after for years! 
I’ve got an awesome story from Colorado! When I bought this 2016 Honda Pilot, I was lost on hitch options. Everyone recommended the Curt 2-inch Slim Hitch Rail Mount Receiver. It’s tough, doesn’t tip easy, and fits suu perfectly. Also, the weight distribution hitch makes towing this beast feel like a breeze. Never had pops or grinds. Big ups to anyone thinking about cruising down route 66 with a trailer in tow! Your haulin’ days will be lit! 
