Honda Ridgeline Curb Weight: 4,442 lbs

At 58/42, the 4,442 lbs puts about 2,577 lbs on the front axle and 1,865 lbs on the rear — 712 lbs more over the front wheels, which is what front tires and front brake pads wear against first.

The two axles are not the same width either: 66.1 in of track at the front against 66.5 in at the rear, 0.4 in narrower in front.

With a AWD configuration, the 2026 Ridgeline is rated to pull 5,000 lbs — 1.1 times the 4,442 lbs the heaviest recorded truck weighs by itself, and 1.1 times the 4,442 lbs of the lightest.

That rating belongs to the AWD build, not to every truck on this page: a 4dr Pickup starts 0 lbs deeper into the combined rating than a 4dr Pickup before a trailer is coupled.

Ranked on the lightest configuration of each nameplate, the Ridgeline is 6 of 16 in Standard Pickup Trucks 4WD, 257 lbs below the 4,699 lbs median and lighter than 10 of its peers.

The published 19.5-gallon tank holds about 119 lbs of gasoline at 6.1 lb per gallon, and curb weight is measured with it full. Run it to empty and the 4dr Pickup is effectively a 4,323 lbs vehicle — 2.7% of the figure quoted above is fuel you will burn off.

All 10 model years from 2017 to 2026 are filed at 4,442 lbs, so the model year on a listing does not change the figure.