What is the board on the car tire called?
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The protective board above the tire is called a mudguard, primarily serving to block mud and dust. It is usually installed behind the four tires of the car, with the front two fixed on the left and right lower sills, and the rear two fixed on the rear bumper. The entire mudguard consists of two parts: the outer hard ring is the wheel arch, commonly black in color, and the inner soft layer is the liner board. The mudguard is composed of the wheel arch and the liner board. Functions of the mudguard: 1. Prevent mud from splashing onto the car body or people, which could make them look unattractive. 2. While driving, it can block gravel and mud splashed up by the wheels. 3. Enhance the overall aesthetics of the car body. 4. Reduce the drag coefficient, making driving more stable.