Do the new hummer h2 come with Goodyears?

[31_bandits]

There just aren't enough H2s sold to justify a big aftermarket, maybe? If one assumes the same % of H2's, H3's, LR3s, and Wranglers go offroad, then you'd maybe have

most parts for wranglers
then FJs/Tacos
then H3s
Then H2s
then JR3s
then Mercedes G500s

Market drives design, or so the saying goes, and there's no point in designed aftermarket offroad parts for a Benz that sells 1500 units a year. H3's have probably already pased H2s for unit sales, FJs probably will soon, etc.



And on a side note rleated to my snow comments: i'm gonig to feel like a monkeys rear if the H2 can't out-plow a 3/4 ton pickup this winter, as probably half a dozen hunter-friends have begged me to drive them around during hunting season. SO SCREW SOLID FRONT AXLES! hee hee

[Agriv8r]

the h2 is great in the snow...we have moved a few mountains" with 2x4s plywood and bungee cords, real plow will probably be a miracle

[31_bandits]

man, i hope its good in snow. when i say plow i just mean shove itself through 3 foot drifts and ditches and stuff.

my neighbor bought a 3/4 suburban with an 8 liter, and gave it a lift and got 33 inch tires. (he's a very nice guy and means this in fun) And he says the reason was to make sure i didn't have the best hunting truck. lol. his theory is that the wider tires on my truck will be my doom. It will take years to live it down if my hummer gets schooled by some farm trucks with a ton or two of sand bags in the back. :O

EDIT: see, if you take a big farm truck and load it up, by the time you're stuck you sometimes have to crawl out the window as the snow is too deep to open the door. that isn't some internet jabber, people just like to hunt and have fun and tell stories about their silliness, so they get a little carried away.

[Motohead]

yup, every jeep out there goes offroad pencil dick...