Honda Pilot Ground Clearance by Year

The Honda Pilot has listed ground clearance ranging from 7 to 8 inches across the catalog years. Ground clearance is the space between the vehicle’s underside and the road, and the figure can help when considering uneven surfaces or obstacles. The range is not a single measurement that applies to every Pilot; the listed value varies within the catalog.

The catalog covers model years 2003 through 2022, and the available facts do not identify which specific year or trim corresponds to each clearance figure. Use the entry for the vehicle’s exact year and configuration when comparing models, rather than assuming the highest or lowest figure applies. If a precise rating for a particular Pilot is not listed, confirm it on the door jamb or in the owner’s manual.

Ground clearance can also differ by trim or equipment, but no trim-specific breakdown is provided here. Check the vehicle’s documentation for its stated measurement, especially if the exact figure matters for your use.