Is there any impact if half of the tire is submerged but no water has entered the car?

[Lucian]

Whether half of the tire being submerged has an impact mainly depends on the air intake. If the water hasn't reached the air intake, there's no issue. Vehicle water ingress levels: Water level not reaching the chassis does not count as a flooded car; water reaching the chassis is considered an immersed car; water almost covering the wheels is a semi-flooded car; water level above the dashboard is a fully flooded car. If the water level is above the dashboard or even covers the roof, it indicates that about 90% of the electrical equipment in the car has been submerged, and the engine has also been flooded. Handling methods for vehicle water ingress: If the water ingress inside the car is not severe, simply open the windows on a sunny day to allow thorough drying. For water entering the cabin, the repair process mainly involves draining the accumulated water. There are several rubber seals at the bottom of the vehicle chassis; opening these seals can release the water inside the cabin. However, since the floor mats inside the car are highly absorbent, they should be removed and placed in a spacious area to facilitate water evaporation.