What is the wading depth of the Wrangler Sahara?
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The wading depth of the Wrangler Sahara is over 700mm. When the water depth is one-third of the tire height, you can safely pass through without causing unnecessary damage as long as you operate correctly. When the water depth exceeds half of the tire height, you should be cautious, as this can easily lead to water entering the vehicle. If the wading depth exceeds the bumper, you should remain vigilant while driving to avoid water entering the engine. Below are some precautions for driving in the rain: 1. Slow down: Regardless of the road width or condition, drive slowly in the rain, always paying attention to the distance between vehicles ahead and behind, and be prepared to take emergency measures. Visibility is low in the rain, and the vehicle's braking distance and other emergency performance may be reduced, so slow down in advance to allow sufficient time and space to handle situations safely. 2. Maintain distance: Visibility is impaired while driving in the rain, so maintain a safe distance from other vehicles, constantly observing the distance ahead and behind, and increase the safety margin. Stay especially far away from large vehicles, as they can block your view and may pass through water that smaller vehicles cannot, and they can splash water, interfering with smaller vehicles. 3. Use fog lights: Make full use of fog lights to enhance driving safety in the rain, and turn on hazard warning lights if necessary to ensure that vehicles behind are aware of your movements. 4. Do not restart if stalled: In heavy rain or storms, some roads may flood quickly. If you must wade through water, use a low gear and maintain a steady speed. If the vehicle stalls while moving, do not attempt to restart it immediately, as this could severely damage the engine. Instead, contact a professional repair shop, and only restart the vehicle after a technician has inspected it and confirmed it is safe.
