Should New Cars Be Equipped with Mudguards?
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New cars can be equipped with mudguards. Types of mudguards: Rubber mudguards: Also known as rubber mud flaps; rubber panels used to prevent mud splashing during the driving of road vehicles (cars, tractors, loaders, etc.); generally made of pure rubber, but can also be produced using rubber-plastic composite materials; they have good aging resistance and are commonly used behind the wheels of various vehicles. Plastic mudguards: As the name suggests, mudguards made of plastic, which are inexpensive, hard, and brittle. Painted mudguards: These are plastic mudguards painted with automotive paint, essentially the same as plastic mudguards but designed to perfectly match the color of the car body, making them more aesthetically pleasing overall.