Fender Brace

Fender braces are structural components that are part of the Vehicular Cab, Body, and Frame Structural Components supply class in the Vehicular Equipment Components supply group. These braces are designed to provide additional support and reinforcement to the fenders of a vehicle.

Fenders are the panels located above the wheels of a vehicle that help protect the body from debris, water, and other elements. Fender braces are typically made of durable materials such as steel or aluminum and are installed on the inner side of the fenders.

The main purpose of fender braces is to enhance the structural integrity of the fenders, especially in situations where the vehicle may experience impact or stress. They help prevent the fenders from bending or warping, which can affect the overall appearance and functionality of the vehicle.

Fender braces are commonly used in various types of vehicles, including cars, trucks, and motorcycles. They are an important component in ensuring the stability and durability of the fenders, ultimately contributing to the overall safety and performance of the vehicle.