What is the wading depth of the Ford Edge?

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Rocha
07/29/25 10:10pm
Ford Edge's wading depth is generally half the height of the tires. The Ford Edge two-wheel-drive Elite model is equipped with 18-inch aluminum alloy five-spoke wheels. When the water depth is one-third of the tire height, you can pass through with confidence, as long as you operate correctly, it will not cause unnecessary damage. Slow down: No matter the width of the road or the condition of the road surface, drive slowly in the rain, always pay attention to the distance between vehicles in front and behind, and be mentally prepared to take various emergency measures in advance. Visibility is low in rainy weather, and the field of vision is poor. The emergency performance of the vehicle, such as braking distance, will also be reduced, so it is necessary to slow down in advance, leave enough time and space to handle situations, and ensure safety. Maintain distance: When driving in the rain, visibility is obstructed, so it is important to maintain a safe distance between vehicles, always observe the distance between vehicles in front and behind, and increase the safety distance. Especially stay away from large vehicles, as they can block your view, and the water depth that large vehicles can pass through may not be passable for small cars. Additionally, large vehicles can easily splash water waves, interfering with the driving of small cars.
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