Should a New Car Be Equipped with an Engine Guard Plate?
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Whether a new car should be equipped with an engine guard plate depends on the owner's driving habits. If you enjoy road trips, off-roading, or frequently drive on poor road conditions, installing an engine guard plate is necessary to prevent damage to the undercarriage components. However, if the car is mainly used for daily commuting and mostly driven on well-maintained urban roads, there is no need to install an engine guard plate. The engine guard plate can protect the engine, oil pan, transmission, and other components from damage caused by scraping or impacts, providing excellent protection. Nowadays, many new cars come with an engine guard plate installed from the factory. Although these are generally basic, they still offer some level of protection.