Hi Daniel; towing with your 2025 Honda Passport will require a hitch, wiring, and a ball mount. For a complete setup I recommend the following: -etrailer Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Matte Black Finish - Class III - 2" #e44AR -Curt…
The MORryde X-Factor Crossmember part #MR33WR is designed for standard suspension so that is the one you will need to use. If your leaf spring hanger brackets are wider than 3" then you will need to drill per the instructions which I have…
Not sure without knowing how big your trailer's tongue is. Maybe you can move your battery back some. The etrailer Trailer Tool Box item #e64VV measures 34" long x 18" tall x 14-1/4" wide. I have attached a diagram below so you can…
Some newer cars, vans and small trucks, especially those with large, aftermarket tires, may require the use of Class S chains. Class S tire chains are designed for use on vehicles with restricted wheel well clearance. I have attached a photo that…
Good morning Sean, the etrailer Trailer Tongue Tool Box 3.4 Cu Ft #e64VV has the following inside dimensions: -17" inside height -13-3/4" inside depth (front to back) -33-1/2" inside width on back side and 15-3/4" width on front…
Good afternoon, Keethe; that's a very good question! In regard to the etrailer Trailer Tongue Tool Box 3.4 Cu Ft #e64VV, I'd say it has similar build quality and features when compared to other options such as RC Manufacturing T-Series…
Hello Stevin, great question. Luckily when our warehouse gets the etrailer Trailer Tongue Tool Box 3.4 Cu Ft #e64VV or etrailer Trailer Tongue Tool Box 6 Cu Ft #e44VV ready for shipment, they are placing it in a double-wall thick box along with…
The Lippert 10" Brake Hub and Drum assembly 814200 you mentioned would work just fine on a 3500lb axle as it uses the common 3500lb bearing combination of #L68149 and #L44649 but we do not carry that hub. Instead I recommend the Dexter Trailer…
The lift kits we carry fit with specific axles; the #K71-725-02 is a tandem axle application and will give a 3-1/8" lift and is compatible with side-mounted #12 Torflex axles with 5,500-7,000-lb capacities. If that is what your axle is, this kit…
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What kinds of accessories can I get to upgrade my ATV or UTV?
If you tow small trailers, you’ll want a hitch and ball mount. For hauling, sturdy loading ramps and tie-down straps are a must. If you’re off-roading, things like winches, traction boards, and tow hooks will save you if you get stuck. You can also make your ride more comfortable with UTV windshields, roll bar covers, and cargo carriers for extra gear.
What’s the best way to transport my ATV or UTV?
Use solid loading ramps to get it onto your trailer or truck bed without any drama. Tie-down straps are essential to keep it from shifting during the drive, and wheel chocks help hold it steady. If you’re using a trailer, installing an E-track system gives you multiple anchor points for even more security.
What recovery gear should I have for off-road adventures?
A good winch is your best friend if you get stuck in mud or sand. Tow hooks and shackles are great for attaching recovery straps, and traction boards can help you get out of slippery spots. Don’t forget a tree saver strap—it’s perfect for anchoring your winch to a tree without damaging it.
How do I choose the right winch for my ATV or UTV?
Start by looking at the weight of your ATV or UTV. A good rule of thumb is to choose a winch with a pulling capacity of 1.5 times your vehicle’s weight. For example, if your UTV weighs 2,000 lbs, a winch with a 3,000-lb capacity is a safe bet.
Can I add extra storage to my ATV or UTV?
Absolutely! You can install cargo racks, boxes, or baskets on your ATV or UTV to carry tools, camping gear, or other essentials. For smaller items, cargo nets or saddlebags work great to keep things secure while riding.
