Routine maintenance requires regular checks of bolts and other fasteners, and cleaning of foreign objects from the gaps in the clips to prevent loosening or blockage that could cause abnormal noises. In low-temperature environments, the plastic outer panel's toughness decreases, so avoid impacts from hard objects.
If the bumper is deformed in a collision, it is recommended to replace the entire bumper to maintain its safety performance and avoid partial repairs that may reduce structural strength.
When modifying the front bumper, it is recommended to prioritize stable structures such as quick-release magnetic closures to avoid the tendency of traditional round magnetic closures to detach. Before modification, the original energy-absorbing structure should be retained, and unauthorized modifications that may affect the vehicle's original functions, such as the active air intake grille, are prohibited.
Damaged bumper outer panels should be repaired promptly to prevent the plastic from becoming brittle due to aging and further damage. For repairs in low-temperature environments such as winter, special processes such as wire mesh reinforcement combined with plastic welding can be used.