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>you need to unload everything in the bed, which will be a huge pain in the ass on the side of the road. Who says that’s even going to be possible? It sounds l
by yyyymmddhhmmss 8y ago
>you need to unload everything in the bed, which will be a huge pain in the ass on the side of the road.
Who says that’s even going to be possible? It sounds like a complete design flop to me.
- 15155 8y agoOne could always place the spare in the cabin for situations where it will be less accessible. But yeah, major design problem.
- yyyymmddhhmmss 8y agoThat is a good point.
- ianai 8y agoThat’s a bad idea in itself, but maybe a necessity. It’s a safety hazard to have big or heavy things that can turn into projectiles or blunt forces in a cabin during an accident.
- chiph 8y agoHonda stores the spare in the in-bed trunk. But there's also a threaded insert in the front of the bed where you can attach the spare. Either because you needed all of the trunk room for tools/golf-bags, etc., or in case of getting a flat while you were hauling gravel and couldn't open the trunk.