wheelarch
The wheel arch, also known as the wheel well, is the curved section of a vehicle’s body that surrounds each wheel. It is typically integrated into the fender or outer body panel and may include an inner arch and a protective liner. The primary purpose of the wheel arch is to provide clearance for the wheel and tire as the suspension moves, preventing contact with the bodywork during steering, compression, and rebound.
Wheel arches accommodate wheel travel and articulation while shielding the vehicle from debris, water spray, and
Wheel arches are formed as part of the main body panel or as add-on fenders. The outer
Arches are exposed to road debris and moisture, making them susceptible to corrosion at the lower edges,
In automotive contexts, wheel arches are a standard element across passenger cars, trucks, and SUVs, with variations