What are the impacts of a damaged car crash beam on the vehicle?
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The primary function of a crash beam is to provide a certain level of protection for the vehicle during low-speed collisions, acting as a buffer to reduce the extent of vehicle damage. In other words, the main role of the crash beam is to prevent vehicle damage, and it has limited effect on improving the safety of occupants inside the car. A damaged car crash beam should be replaced promptly. Below is an introduction to car crash beams: 1. Front bumper crash beam: During low-speed collisions such as rear-end accidents on urban roads, the front bumper crash beam plays a role in protecting components like the fenders, radiator, hood, and lights. 2. Rear bumper crash beam: The rear bumper crash beam helps reduce damage to areas such as the trunk, tailgate, and rear light assemblies.