Do Sedans Need Mudguards?

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Sedans do not necessarily need mudguards; it can be decided based on personal preference. Introduction to Mudguards: Mudguards are plate-like structures installed behind the outer frame of the wheels, usually made of high-quality rubber or engineering plastic. Mudguards are typically metal panels installed behind the wheels of bicycles or motor vehicles. Types of Mudguards: There are two types: rubber mudguards and plastic mudguards. Rubber mudguards: These are rubber panels used to prevent mud and sand from splashing up when road vehicles (cars, tractors, loaders, etc.) are in motion. They are generally made of pure rubber or a combination of rubber and plastic materials, offering good aging resistance, and are commonly used behind the wheels of various vehicles. Plastic mudguards: These are mudguards made of plastic and then painted. Essentially the same as plastic mudguards, they are designed to blend perfectly with the car body in terms of color, making them more aesthetically pleasing overall.