OK let me tell you something about the Lexus.. The Old town spring trail that you always take your jeep on is nothing more than a ride around the block for the Lexus. You’re lucky you got that car out or mom would have raped you a new one. Obviously some of the responders to this story really don’t know anything about the concept of mud. You don’t deflate you tires before you go into the mud. That won’t do shat. Maybe at Katemcy or Moab that is something practical to take into consideration, but the terrain on those trails are completely different then bogging in west texas. Another fault to this story is you indubitably did stop. Let’s explain my theory. The creek you were in is sand bottom "not mud" and is perfectly fine to cross this time of year. The malleability of wet sand is significantly lower than mud “IF YOU DON’T STOP”. Another plus about sand is that street tires actually handle sand better then mud terrains. Don’t believe me? Look at the tires uses on many high performance sand racing trucks. On last point, sand also cleans better off the tires when the tire is rotation threw it. The key word in this matter is "momentum". Its ok little bro. I did the same thing with the same car but mom never found out. hahahah
1 other thing it a 1999 not a 2004
