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Hyundai Santa Cruz vs Honda Ridgeline: towing

For 2025, both print the same conventional maximum of 5,000 lb. Across 5 model years where both are cited, the Hyundai Santa Cruz led 0 times, the Honda Ridgeline 0 times, with 5 ties.

Every figure is a printed manufacturer chart value for its own model year. Maximums need specific equipment; the same-setup table is the fairer comparison.

2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz6 chart rows · Conventional5,000 lb
2025 Honda Ridgeline4 chart rows · Conventional5,000 lb

2025: same cab, same drivetrain

2025 is the newest year with substantial chart coverage for both trucks. Best printed conventional rating for each body style; “No row” means the transcribed chart has none for that setup. Extended cab groups SuperCab, Double Cab, Quad Cab, King Cab and Access Cab; crew groups SuperCrew, CrewMax and Mega Cab.

SetupHyundai Santa CruzHonda RidgelineDifference
Crew cab 2WD3,500 lb

Not specified in chart (trim column), Crew Cab, SEL Activity trim

No row—

2025 rating ranges

HitchHyundai Santa CruzHonda Ridgeline
Conventional3,500–5,000 lb5,000 lb

2025 Hyundai Santa Cruz by engine

  • Not specified in chart (trim column)3,500–5,000 lb

Source: Hyundai, 2025 Santa Cruz Specifications

Full 2025 Santa Cruz record →

2025 Honda Ridgeline by engine

  • 3.5L V65,000 lb

Source: Honda, 2025 Honda Ridgeline Specifications & Features (Honda News)

Full 2025 Ridgeline record →

Year by year

Highest cited conventional rating for each model year. A blank means that year is not cited or the model was not sold, never zero.

YearHyundai Santa CruzHonda RidgelineHigher
20265,000 lb5,000 lbTie
20255,000 lb5,000 lbTie
20245,000 lb5,000 lbTie
20235,000 lb5,000 lbTie
20225,000 lb5,000 lbTie
2021—5,000 lb
2020—5,000 lb
2019—5,000 lb
2018—5,000 lb
2017—5,000 lb
2014—5,000 lb
2013—5,000 lb
2012—5,000 lb
2011—5,000 lb
2010—5,000 lb
2009—5,000 lb
2008—5,000 lb
2007—5,000 lb
2006—5,000 lb

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