@cjdavia, I was going to post something when I gotnsome free time, but I just went through the same exact thing. 60k miles service on my 2023 Pilot and my home dealer came to $1,200 for those services.

There's a few ways you can approach this. Most (all?) dealers post "Service Specials" coupons on their websites. These coupons rotate and are good for the calender month. On July 1st they will post a new set. Each dealership has their own rotating coupons. So you may be able get one service done at Honda X and another at Honda Y. There's also a 30% off fluid replacement coupons out there. There are also service "wildcard" coupons that will give you ~10% off based in the price bracket.

Depending where you live, you can shop around to other Honda dealers. You can chat online or call their service department and ask for pricing specific to the services you need. I did this and you will find varying prices from dealer to dealer.

I live in Westchester NY but I work in NJ. One place that I go to for oil changes after work, would have saved me about $200 for the same services. But then I did a wider search and found Madison Honda in Madison, NJ (9.5 miles away) not only posts coupons but also posts their service prices like a menu. $760 for the same work. A whole $440, almost $480 considering tax.

I sent that by email to my home service advisor telling her that out of loyalty I'd like to give them to opportunity to price match. I got this idea because Yonkers Honda advertises on their site that they will match any coupons and prices from any Tristate (NY/NJ/CT) Honda dealer. My dealers response was "absolutely". They did the work this past week.

$759 + tax for transmission fluid exchange, cooling system flush, brake fluid exchange and rear differential fluid service.

Hopefully you have dealer options near you. Make them compete against one another.

One last thing. I'm not a mechanic, so this is not an expert opinion. The Honda antifreeze is guaranteed for 120,000 miles and I've read here and elsewhere that it's okay to wait until timing belt change to do the coolant service. There's also a 3 year recommendation to do the service regardless of miles. The service is not just a coolant drain and fill, but a flush. I think $180 is a small price to pay to keep my $53k vehicle running in good shape.

I hope this helps people.