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Originally Posted by Captain of the Titanic
After putting 24K on the H2 (plus 11K from the original owner), I have some thougts on the H2.
1. Mud:
It is a b*tch in the mud. It likes to get stuck. I think that because of the excessive weight, it sinks and/or slides into the mud. I have gotten the beast stuck 4 times in the mud. My feelings are that my previous Tahoe (highly modified and lifted) would have gotten through the situations with ease. I am thinking about putting a 6" lift on it to get the bottom up. I think that with a little height, I would have been okay in 3 out of the 4 situations.
2. NOISE NOISE NOISE:
My H2 makes more noise that 10 rats in a cardboard box. Everything seems to rattle and squeek. This has come on in the last 500 miles. I am going to have to take it in to the dealership and hope for the best. The windshield buzzes (always has), which I have read is easily fixable; the passenger door rattles and squeeks, and the passenger door speaker seems to have come loose and started squeeking (blown?).
3. Alignment:
I seem to need an alignment way too often. I have successfully eaten one of my tires due to alignment issues after going offroading (light-level). I had a alignment only 1000ish miles before this. The tire went in 250 miles.
4. Leather:
The leather does not seem to be holding up that well. Clearly by 100K miles I will need a reupholstery.
5. Freewheeling:
Why, oh why, can't I completely shut off the traction control.
Okay, I got it all off my chest. Are these common problems, or am I the only one sinking my H2 regularly? I have read some people have had some of the difficulties as well.
I still love the truck, which reflects on the other aspects of the vehicle!
-The Captain
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I hear you on the mud. I have gotten stuck 3 times, 2 in mud and 1 in the sand. Everytime the belly got beached. so a lift and some new tires would make it alot better.
dk