Is It Necessary to Install an Underbody Guard?
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If you frequently drive on low-lying or gravel roads, it is necessary to install an underbody guard. Otherwise, over time, a lot of mud will accumulate in the chassis and engine compartment, which not only increases the car's fuel consumption but also affects its performance. On the other hand, if you mainly use the car for commuting in the city, installing an underbody guard is not necessary. Here is more information: 1. Definition of an underbody guard: The technical term for an underbody guard is automotive underbody anti-collision, anti-rust, and soundproofing coating, a high-tech adhesive rubber asphalt coating. It is non-toxic, has high coverage and adhesion, and can be sprayed on exposed parts of the vehicle such as the chassis, lower body panels, and trunk. After drying quickly, it forms a strong and elastic protective layer. 2. Functions: It prevents impacts from flying stones and gravel, avoids moisture and salt from corroding the metal parts of the vehicle's chassis, prevents rust and corrosion, and ensures the safety of the driver.