I dont know if you ppl are having the same problem as me ....... i washed my H3 the other day and today i was driving in the snow and seen brown slush all over my rear fenders ....... having wide fenders too begin with and mud gaurds i figure that would do the trick.... well it doesnt help..

I came across this pic and i seen these wider fenders .... can someone tell me where i can purchase something like this ??? will they fix the splash problem ?.

 

http://hummerpartsclub.com/mm5/merch...s_body_kits_H3

 

thanks ....... so do you have these wider fenders on your h3 ? do they do the trick? or they just for looks .

 

I got the set that also comes with the mud flaps, helps lots but sure didnt cure problem

 

I have the GM splash guards, they help keep mud off the the front driver and passenger doors but the rear doors and fenders will still get covered. Eventually I'll Line-X my fenders

 

those look nice on ur hummer ..... if i get them , im gonna paint them white to match

 

That's my plan along with the front grill.

 

The flares and flaps will help some. They direct the spray lower and farther back but still the rear fender catches a lot. If you are severe rock crawling depending on the tires you have in the 285 size and up the tires will occasionally rub. An artful sculpting of the lower lip will solve this.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/HUMME...s#ht_868wt_829

 

http://www.egclassics.com/inventory/item.php?itemid=546

Get used to getting your fenders dirty
Just the name of the game with these vehicles

 

What is the point of adding 1.5" when my wheels/tires stick out 3"? Waste of money in my book if you have aftermarket wheels. Thought about making some custom tube fenders similar to what is offered for Jeeps. The aftermarket for the H3 has always been limited, but now that the Brand is gone I would guess you better be able to fabricate your own stuff if you want something.