The position of the front wheel rear fender on the truck is very critical. It is located behind the front wheels of the vehicle. This design position gives the fender a unique advantage and can effectively prevent the splash of mud, sand and gravel thrown out by the tires during the driving of the vehicle from eroding the body, chassis and other parts.

First of all, it is a protective function. Since trucks often need to travel under complex and changeable road conditions, splashes such as mud, gravel, etc. on the road surface can easily cause damage to the vehicle body when the vehicle is driving at high speed. The existence of fenders is like a barrier, which effectively protects the body and chassis from these splashes.

Secondly, fenders also help reduce wind resistance when the vehicle is driving. When driving at high speed, the airflow around the vehicle will form a certain resistance, that is, wind resistance. The design of fenders can smooth the airflow and reduce the formation of wind resistance, thereby improving the driving efficiency of the vehicle.

Furthermore, fenders also help reduce the risk of corrosion of the vehicle body. Since trucks often work in harsh environmental conditions, such as muddy and wet construction sites, the body is easily corroded. Fenders can effectively prevent moisture and corrosive substances in these harsh environments from directly contacting the body, thereby extending the service life of the body.

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