Does the Mercedes-Benz C-Class have a wading warning?
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Mercedes-Benz C-Class does not have a wading warning. Here are specific guidelines for determining a vehicle's safe wading depth: 1. Half wheel height: Wading depth refers to the distance from the vehicle's ground clearance, measured by the wheels. If the water level reaches halfway up the tires after the car enters the water, this is a relatively safe wading height. 2. Door frame height: If driving through recklessly, there's a risk of water entering the car interior. However, compared to regular sedans, SUVs generally have higher door frames, thus their wading depth is typically greater than ordinary cars. 3. Exhaust pipe height: If the water level has reached the exhaust pipe height, it's recommended not to drive. Forcing through water could put the vehicle in a dangerous situation. While it won't cause engine stalling, insufficient exhaust pressure may lead to water backflow, causing permanent damage to the car.