Has anyone off roaded with H2's

[CVsGX470]

OUCH! I would be pissed!

 

[Thai]

OUCH! I would be pissed!

If you listen carefully, then you will hear that one of the guys said that another H2 broke down over the same area earlier!

 

[CVsGX470]

If you listen carefully, then you will hear that one of the guys said that another H2 broke down over the same area earlier!

Now I am really sick! Can't imagine that happening to my runner.

 

[Thai]

Yet, another H2(s) that broke it's tie rod:

http://www.bluehummer.com/rauschcreek.html

Now, is this getting to be common or what?! Like i said, the H2's components are not made for heavy off-roading nor to support H2's heavy weight in off-roading.

 

[Thai]

You guys will love this video.

http://media2.big-boys.com/media/badhummer.wmv

Here is a thread on this topic on Hummer H2 forum. The guy who drove the H2 is actually a member there. Check it out:

http://elcova.com/eve/ubb.x/a/tpc/f/5106011751/m/8936085354/p/1

 

[NoSpeedLmt]

That's funy. I also like the part about how pissed they are about getting flipped off all the time and the messed up part how they throw rock or pennies at people who do. www.fuh2.com

 

[Bill42]

My friend has an H2 an actually takes a spare tie rod when he goes off-road. That is pretty bad when you start regularly taking spare parts out on a ride.

 

[Good Times]

My friend has an H2 an actually takes a spare tie rod when he goes off-road. That is pretty bad when you start regularly taking spare parts out on a ride.

That's actually not a bad thing. If you offroad a lot, you will learn quickly to bring spare parts as things do break. Nothing is 100% solid so even our rigs will have problems. I take plenty of spare junk that it's pretty scary that I'm pretty much consider myself a mobile operation unit

The last thing that you want to encounter is breaking down in the middle of nowhere and being stuck up there.... would suck. Better to be prepared than learn from being screwed.