Honda Pilot Floor Liner Buyer's Guide (Canada)

The current Pilot has one wrinkle: its third-row WeatherTech liner is tagged through 2025, while the front and second-row pieces carry on into 2026. That one wrinkle aside, the Pilot is an easy truck to outfit. We carry WeatherTech FloorLiner HP and Husky for the 2023 through 2026 Pilot and a full WeatherTech set for the 2016 through 2022 generation.

EasySearch sits on every product page below, so a quick year, make, and model entry confirms the fit before you pay. Qualifying orders travel free to Canadian addresses. Outfitting a different vehicle? Pick it from our guide index.

Which Pilot are you outfitting?

Honda redesigned the Pilot for 2023, and the floor changed with it. On the current truck, the FloorLiner HP front and the matching second-row liner are listed through 2026, and they suit TrailSport gravel weekends as well as the school run. The third-row FloorLiner HP, 4416693IM, is listed for 2023 through 2025, so a 2026 owner should cover the first two rows now and check back for the third.

The 2016 through 2022 Pilot has its own WeatherTech front, second-row, and third-row liners in the second group below, plus a Husky cargo liner. Those pieces are shaped for the older floor and won't sit properly in a 2023 or newer Pilot.

Most Pilot owners find the second row wears fastest, since that's where car seats and muddy cleats live. If you're buying in stages, put that liner in the cart right after the front.

WeatherTech or Husky for the Pilot

WeatherTech FloorLiner HP earns its place in a Pilot that hauls a full crew through slush, with tall channels that keep meltwater off the carpet and a pliable feel that's easy on bare feet in summer. Husky gives you two ways to save: the Weatherbeater set covers the front and second row in a single box, and the X-act Contour front sits low and snug against the floor. Behind the third row, the black Husky Weatherbeater cargo liner is the one we'd choose for the current Pilot.

Current Pilot liners, 2023 through 2026

Everything here fits the redesigned Pilot. Remember that the third-row tile is listed through 2025, while the rest of the group runs a year longer.

Driving a 2016 through 2022 Pilot?

This generation has full WeatherTech coverage, with a front, a second-row liner, and a third-row piece all built for the older floor, plus the Husky cargo liner for the space behind the seats. Keep them to the 2016 through 2022 truck.

Driving a Honda Passport?

The Passport shares some floor pieces with the Pilot, but the model years don't line up, so go by the Passport tag on each listing. For a 2019 through 2025 Passport, the WeatherTech front 448391 and second-row liner 448392 in the 2016 through 2022 Pilot group are both tagged for it. The third-row piece and that group's Husky cargo liner are Pilot only.

For a 2026 Passport, the FloorLiner HP front 4417961IM and the Husky X-act Contour front 50921 in the current Pilot group carry a Passport tag. The rear is different: the current Pilot's second-row liner isn't tagged for the Passport, and WeatherTech makes a Passport-only FloorLiner HP rear, 4417963IM, for the 2026 model.

Good to know about the Pilot

Is there a third-row liner for a 2026 Pilot?

Not yet on our shelf. The current third-row FloorLiner HP is tagged for 2023 through 2025, while the front and second row are listed through 2026. Check the year tags on the product page before ordering a full set for a 2026.

Is the third-row liner worth buying?

If the way back carries kids or teammates through the winter, it's money well spent, because third-row carpet is awkward to reach with a vacuum and salt stains settle in quickly. If those seats stay folded most of the year, the Husky cargo liner may do more work for you.

Should I choose WeatherTech or Husky for a family Pilot?

FloorLiner HP suits drivers who want the tallest walls and a separate piece for each row. The Husky Weatherbeater set is the quicker buy, covering two rows in one order with rubber that hoses off in seconds after a soccer tournament.

Buying in stages

Front, then second row

Start where the boots land. The front and second row take most of the mess in a Pilot, and the third row can follow when the season tells you how often it's used.

Winter tip

FloorLiner versus All-Weather

Tall walls make sense for a Pilot that sees slush from November to April. A flatter all-weather mat is easier to lift out for a summer cottage run. The tips page covers both.

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