What is a rear mudguard?

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Rear mudguard is the fender. Introduction to fenders: A fender is a plate-like structure installed behind the wheel frame, usually made of high-quality rubber or engineering plastic. Fenders are typically metal, leather, plastic, or rubber panels mounted behind the wheels of bicycles or motor vehicles. Function of fenders: As the name suggests, car fenders serve to block mud. They are installed behind the four tires of a car. The front two are fixed on the left and right lower sills, while the rear two are fixed on the rear bumper. In fact, when purchased at a 4S shop, installation is usually included. Those bought from the market or online come with installation instructions. After installation, the fenders protrude about 5cm from the car body. This 5cm plays a crucial role in effectively preventing flying stones and gravel from damaging the car's paint surface.