....remove steps before you go muddin'.

Seriously I found a little mud hole close to my house and took it thru with the kids in the H3, they had a blast.

Other than the steps collecting so much muck, the only other problem would probably be solved with mud flaps.

....remove steps before you go muddin'.

Seriously I found a little mud hole close to my house and took it thru with the kids in the H3, they had a blast.

Other than the steps collecting so much muck, the only other problem would probably be solved with mud flaps.

Yah, mudflaps, I need them too. Funny, how the mud cakes up behind the door handle and you dont even realize it's there until your fingers squish into it. LOL

FYI - The Hummber websites says that the mudflaps won't work with your rocker panel protection but the OEM will. I have done it.

I took my H3 (with about 500 miles on it) through some mud too. Good thing was the dealer owed me a detail from when I purchased it. I dropped it off all nasty and muddy and got it back as clean as the day it rolled off the assembly line

Too funny - I was in San Antonio on biz again this week and did the same thing...
Tore through some mud off of I-10 and caked the sides of my H3 with it... I like the look...

I was throwing mud all over the road and the sides of my truck and left a nice set of mud tracks on the highway for ages...