What is a Wheel Arch?

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Ellis
07/29/25 3:44pm
Wheel arch, short for car wheel arch, refers to the chrome trim strip along the upper edge of the tire, which is a semicircular component protruding from the fender above the car tire. Below is a related introduction to wheel arches: 1. Function of wheel arches: Mainly for decorative purposes and to meet the personalized needs of drivers. At the same time, from an aerodynamic perspective, wheel arches also conform to fluid dynamics, helping to reduce the drag coefficient. Wheel arches are not an essential component of a vehicle and may vary depending on the design philosophy of the car manufacturer. 2. Benefits of wheel arches: Installing wheel arches on a car, especially for non-white cars like black or red ones, not only enhances visual appeal but also makes the car body appear lower and highlights the streamlined curvature of the vehicle.
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