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The installation position of the mudguard is usually behind the wheels, fixed to the longitudinal beam of the vehicle, mainly concentrated in the front and rear bumpers. For some small cars, mudguards also have the function of increasing ground clearance and beautifying the appearance of the body. Due to its ability to absorb and buffer some collision energy, mudguards protect other parts of the vehicle from damage and are therefore a type of automotive safety device.

A car mudguard is a plate structure installed behind the outer frame of the wheels, usually made of high-quality rubber or plastic materials. Its main function is to prevent mud and water from splashing onto the vehicle or human body, improving the overall aesthetics of the vehicle. In rainy weather, especially on muddy roads, it is easy for car tires to get stuck in mud and sometimes even get on the car body. Installing mudguards can effectively block splashing mud and maintain the cleanliness and tidiness of the vehicle body. In addition to preventing mud and water splashing, mudguards can also prevent splashing stones, gravel, and other debris from damaging the paint surface of the vehicle, playing a role in protecting the vehicle.