Pedal Commander for Honda Ridgeline vs Crosstour: Fitment Compared

Two Hondas, three part numbers

The Honda Ridgeline and Honda Crosstour are different vehicles, so they do not share a Pedal Commander unit. The Ridgeline also splits by generation, which means the same nameplate can require one of two part numbers depending on model year. Before comparing anything else, confirm which record matches your car.

The catalog lists PC22 for the first-generation Ridgeline (YK1, 2006–2014, 3.5L) and PC72 for the second- and third-generation Ridgeline (YK2-3, 2017+, 3.5L). The Crosstour uses PC20 for the first generation (2012–2015, 2.4L–3.5L). Those three references are the starting point for every fitment decision below.

Ridgeline vs Crosstour fitment at a glance

• Honda Ridgeline (2006–2014): PC22, YK1 generation, 3.5L engine. Listed trims include Base, RT, RTS, RTX, RTL, RTL+, RTL-E, RTL-T, SE, Sport, Sport+, TrailSport, TrailSport+, and Black Edition.
• Honda Ridgeline (2017+): PC72, YK2-3 generation, 3.5L engine. The same broad trim list applies, including TrailSport and Black Edition.
• Honda Crosstour (2012–2015): PC20, first generation, 2.4L–3.5L engines. Listed trims are EX and EX-L only.

Ridgeline fitment evidence

• Pedal Commander for Honda Ridgeline: PC22 / Honda / Ridgeline / YK1 (2006-2014) / (3.5L) This is the part number for first-generation Ridgelines. If your truck is a 2006–2014 model, this is the record to match.

  

• Pedal Commander for Honda Ridgeline: PC72 / Honda / Ridgeline / YK2-3 (2017+) / (3.5L) Second- and third-generation Ridgelines use a different unit. Ordering PC22 for a 2017+ truck would be the wrong fit.
• Pedal Commander for Honda Ridgeline: Applicable trims: Base, RT, RTL, RTL+, RTL-E, RTL-T, RTS, RTX, SE, Sport, Sport+, TrailSport, TrailSport+, Black Edition Trim does not appear to change the part number within a generation, but confirming your trim against this list helps you select the correct variant in the option selector.

Why the Ridgeline needs a generation check

The Ridgeline is the more complicated of the two because its model run spans two distinct Pedal Commander references. The split is by generation, not by trim: the catalog lists PC22 for YK1 (2006–2014) and PC72 for YK2-3 (2017+). If you own a 2017 or newer Ridgeline, the first-generation PC22 unit is not the listed match.

The trim list is long and shared across the Ridgeline record, covering work-truck trims like RT and lifestyle trims like TrailSport and Black Edition. That breadth is useful for confirming your truck is covered, but it does not override the generation split. Model year decides the part number first; trim confirms you are selecting the right option.

Crosstour fitment evidence

• Pedal Commander for Honda Crosstour: Pedal Commander for Honda Crosstour is offered for the 1st Gen (2012–2015) Crosstour with 2.4L–3.5L engines. The Crosstour record covers a single generation and both available engine sizes, so the decision is simpler than the Ridgeline's.

  

• Pedal Commander for Honda Crosstour: It is listed for the EX and EX-L trims. If your Crosstour is a different trim, the supplied catalog does not list it. Check before ordering rather than assuming coverage.
• Pedal Commander for Honda Crosstour: Model/part reference: PC20 PC20 is distinct from both Ridgeline references, so a Crosstour unit will not substitute for a Ridgeline unit or vice versa.

What the Crosstour record does not settle

The Crosstour record is narrower than the Ridgeline's in one important way: it lists only EX and EX-L trims. The supplied information does not confirm fitment for other Crosstour trims, and it does not include installation steps, care instructions, or performance specifications. That absence is a limitation of the supplied evidence, not a statement that the product lacks those details.

For the Ridgeline, the record confirms part numbers and trims but likewise does not include installation procedures or performance claims. Treat the part number and trim match as the verified facts and look for separate installation guidance if you need it.

How to pick the right unit before checkout

1. Identify your model and year: Ridgeline: 2006–2014 means PC22; 2017 or newer means PC72. Crosstour: 2012–2015 means PC20.
2. Confirm your trim against the record: Ridgeline trims are broadly listed; Crosstour is limited to EX and EX-L in the supplied catalog.
3. Use the option selector: Both products use a selector labeled “Which Honda Ridgeline Do You Have?” or “Which Honda Crosstour Do You Have?” Choose the variant that matches your car rather than the default.
4. Do not cross-shop part numbers: PC20, PC22, and PC72 are not interchangeable across these models. A lower price on the wrong reference does not help.

The honest trade-off

If you own a Ridgeline, the main risk is ordering by nameplate alone and missing the generation split. The catalog gives you the two references, but you still have to know your model year. If you own a Crosstour, the fitment question is simpler, but the trim coverage is narrower in the supplied record.

Neither record includes performance specifications or installation instructions in the supplied evidence, so this comparison cannot tell you how either unit feels from the driver's seat. It can tell you which part number matches which vehicle, which is the decision that determines whether the product fits at all.