Cargo area bins slide all over

Get yourself a Cargo Net
https://www.collegehillshonda.com/product/08L96-TG7-100.html

It can be used in two positions. Look at the pictures on that page.

Sib said:

Get yourself a Cargo Net
https://www.collegehillshonda.com/product/08L96-TG7-100.html

It can be used in two positions. Look at the pictures on that page.

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I thought about that but can it be hooked up closer to the seats vs toward the bumper side?

There is a Cargo Organizer:
https://www.bernardiparts.com/Honda-Soft-Cargo-Organizer-most-models__08U20-S9V-101.aspx

ProdGirl said:

I thought about that but can it be hooked up closer to the seats vs toward the bumper side?

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You can use it flat:
https://www.collegehillshonda.com/mm5/graphics/00000001/08l96-tg7-1006_750x562.jpg

When you need pull it up and take/put stuff under it.

Cargo net. I removed the one from our trade-in Pilot and when the Passport arrived home from the dealer, hooked it up. Also purchased, on-line, the cargo cover and mats.
Elite
Luna Silver Metallic

Sib said:

You can use it flat:
https://www.collegehillshonda.com/mm5/graphics/00000001/08l96-tg7-1006_750x562.jpg

When you need pull it up and take/put stuff under it.

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Is that the cargo net, flat?

stevenD said:

There is a Cargo Organizer:
https://www.bernardiparts.com/Honda-Soft-Cargo-Organizer-most-models__08U20-S9V-101.aspx

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Not a fan of the look or how the soft bins breakdown. Sometimes I have to put heavy work crap in my car and had the soft bins once...they are now in my tiny garage.

i got pilot net on amazon and it fits and is cheaper then i have seen at parts sites

This was my solution, or rather my wife solution (it was a birthday present), to keep things from sliding around. The straps allow me to put them across the back or along one side and keep them in place via the cargo tie downs in each corner. Plus is folds and stores n the under deck compartment.

I did the same thing as a few others did. The morning I drove to the dealer to turn in my 2012 Pilot for the 2019 PP Elite, I removed the cargo net and re-installed it in the PP an hour or so later when I arrived home with my new ride. It fit perfectly. We use it weekly to keep the groceries from sliding around back there. Ken

There are some really creative and cost efficient suggestions in this post for cargo storage.

ProdGirl said:

Has anyone found a solution if they put bins in the cargo area?

They slide all over the mat, so I put a rug gripper in. But now it’s difficult to slide the bins to the edge to get stuff from them.

I’m only 5’ tall, so the struggle is real ?? View attachment 2433

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Bunjie cords will do the job perfectly, All SUV’s do this. You can also remove the plastic cover in that area and just use the carpet underneath. Easy fix.

These work really well for me -
Box(es) stay where they are put - It works for groceries too

Heather, how about this fix for your 'reach' problem.

Move your storage boxes closer to the back of your PP and using bungee cords hooked to the tie-down loops on the floor to keep your boxes from sliding around and closer to the back hatch door for you to access. Just ensure that you don't get the boxes too close to the back that the hatch door doesn't close. Ken in PA

HarveyW said:

This was my solution, or rather my wife solution (it was a birthday present), to keep things from sliding around. The straps allow me to put them across the back or along one side and keep them in place via the cargo tie downs in each corner. Plus is folds and stores n the under deck compartment.

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Can you post a photo of how this looks, sizing etc in the back. I'm considering this mod.

I use clever crates, which fold down flat and stack when you don’t need them, and I use a Nite Ize gear tie to just quickly attach to the left mounting hook to keep them from sliding all over when stacked closed. When I use them, they’re 3 across and fit the space well with only a few inches of room to slide side to side.