Muddy tires on paved road

[PaulZ]

Bit of an odd question-

I have a cabin up a long muddy road, and when I pull out of my driveway onto the fairly busy paved road quite a bit of mud flies off my tires. Even though the last 100 ft. of my driveway is paved the mud doesn't come off until I get up some speed. I feel a guilty about it, and also it's apparently illegal. I don't have a water source there and also wouldn't be crazy about trying to wash it off every time. I was thinking about maybe some kind of metal grating or some such that I could drive over that would get some mud off. Anyone have any ideas?

 

[rampage]

Mud flaps

 

[PaulZ]

Hmm, yes that might help some but I'm not concerned about flying mud or rocks hitting other cars before it comes off, not that busy a road. It's the two strips of mud/dirt that go for a few hundred feet.

 

[obijuank5]

Set a giant pole deep into the ground with a strap hooked to your truck. 4 wheel burnouts just before the gate.

 

[runamok151]

Fill all the mud holes in your driveway w/ gravel.

 

[diesel4me]

Sounds like you need two long water filled ruts to wash off the tires before you get to the street...or wash them off with a garden hose..

 

[JoshHefnerX]

Burnout before the road.. fun and easy!