What are the types of mudguards?

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The types of mudguards include rubber mudguards, plastic mudguards, and painted mudguards. The specific details are as follows: Rubber mudguards: Also known as rubber mud flaps, they are rubber panels used to prevent mud and debris from splashing up while road vehicles (such as cars, tractors, loaders, etc.) are in motion. They are typically made of pure rubber or a combination of rubber and plastic materials, offering good aging resistance. They are commonly installed at the rear of vehicle wheels. Plastic mudguards: As the name suggests, these are mudguards made of plastic. They are inexpensive but rigid and prone to breaking. Painted mudguards: These are essentially plastic mudguards coated with paint. They are similar to plastic mudguards but feature color coordination that blends seamlessly with the vehicle body, resulting in a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.