Does Removing the Bumper Affect the Car?

[Juliana]

Removing the bumper does affect the car. Relevant information about car bumpers is as follows: Composition: Generally, a car's plastic bumper consists of three parts—the outer panel, cushioning material, and crossbeam. Car Bumper: It is a safety device that absorbs and mitigates external impacts, protecting the front and rear parts of the vehicle body. The protection provided by the bumper is as follows: Protection 1: The upright markers at the corners of the bumper are guide posts, and some products from certain companies also include motor-driven automatic retractable types. These corner guide posts help accurately identify the bumper's corner position, prevent damage to the bumper, and improve driving skills. Protection 2: The edges and corners of the bumper are the most vulnerable parts of the car's exterior, and drivers with poor spatial awareness are prone to scraping them, leaving numerous scratches. Corner rubber can protect this area.