What is the wading depth for cars?

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OPiper
07/29/25 8:03pm
For ordinary cars, the height of the exhaust pipe from the ground is 20 to 30 centimeters, which is also the wading depth of the car. For SUV models, wading up to 60 centimeters is generally not a problem. Here are the steps to handle a water-soaked car: 1. Slow down or stop: When encountering uncertain water depth, brake immediately and do not hesitate while driving. Stop and observe the waterline when trucks or large vehicles pass to determine if you can continue driving. 2. Maintain a slow and steady speed without stopping: If the vehicle has already entered a deep water section, stay calm, control the speed with steady throttle, avoid shifting gears, and do not stop. Drive out of the area as quickly as possible. 3. Post-disaster precautions: Even if the vehicle does not appear severely damaged, take it to a repair shop for inspection to prevent hidden issues caused by water damage. After the weather clears, open the car doors and place the vehicle in the sun with a fan blowing nearby to speed up the drying process. Airflow can also effectively prevent mold growth.
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