Will removing the bumper once have any impact?
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Removing the bumper once does not have a significant impact. Here is some relevant information about car bumpers: Overview: The front and rear ends of a car are equipped with bumpers, which not only serve a decorative function but also act as important safety devices that absorb and mitigate external impacts, protecting the car body and the safety of passengers. Development: With the advancement of the automotive industry and the widespread use of engineering plastics in the automotive sector, car bumpers, as a crucial safety device, have also undergone innovative changes. Currently, in addition to maintaining their original protective functions, front and rear bumpers are also designed to harmonize with the car's overall styling and to achieve lightweight construction. The front and rear bumpers of cars are made of plastic, commonly referred to as plastic bumpers.
I remember once after the bumper was removed, I always felt the car was a bit unstable at high speeds, probably due to loose screws. As someone who commutes by car frequently, I think as long as it's installed properly, one-time removal isn't a big issue. But if the repair shop is unskilled, the bumper might have slight deformations, affecting the overall structural rigidity and reducing protection in high-speed collisions. I suggest carefully checking the mounting points and gaps after removal, especially since many modern car bumpers are connected to radar sensors—poor installation could impact automatic braking functions. Regular inspections at 4S shops can prevent problems before they occur, avoiding sudden dangers during long-distance drives. After all, driving safety comes first.
