Mercedes Sprinter W906 Wheel Arch Rear Left Right N/O/S J09 Mud Flap Covering

Visual condition of the part

The product shows signs of use visible in the photos.

Mercedes Sprinter W906 Wheel Arch Rear Left Right N/O/S J09 Mud Flap Covering is a practical protective element designed for installation in the rear part of the vehicle body. It effectively limits the splashing of water, mud, and small stones, protecting the wheel arch edge and adjacent bodywork components. Thanks to its tailored geometry, it serves as a functional addition to the rear wheel arch area in the Sprinter.

Specifications and technical data

• SKU: J09 Rear Fender-1
• Mark: Unbranded
• Condition: Used
• OEM Part Number: J09 Rear Fender
• Substitutable numbers: J09 Rear Fender
• Location on the vehicle: Rear, Right, Left
• Category: Splash Guards & Mud Flaps

Purpose and vehicle placement

The presented mud flap is designed for installation in the rear part of the vehicle, with the possibility of use on both the left and right sides. This solution facilitates the selection of the appropriate component during wheel arch repairs and allows for a visually consistent finish on both sides of the vehicle.

Placement in the rear wheel arch zone helps protect:

• the outer edge of the wheel arch from heavy soiling,
• the lower parts of the fender from stone chips,
• mounting elements and sheet metal joints from accelerated corrosion.

Technical and functional characteristics

The mud flap belongs to the Mud Flaps category, which means its primary function is to control the stream of debris thrown from under the wheels. A properly profiled surface helps direct water and mud away from the wheel arch, which improves vehicle operating comfort in everyday road conditions.

Key functional features include:

• stable mounting in the rear wheel arch zone,
• possibility of use on both sides of the vehicle,
• mud guard function and a component that cleans up the wheel arch line.

Thanks to these properties, the mud flap is a practical solution for bodywork repairs and for restoring factory wheel arch protection.

Application in Mercedes Sprinter W906

Mercedes Sprinter W906 Wheel Arch Rear Left Right N/O/S J09 Mud Flap Covering has been designed with the specific construction of the rear body section of this model in mind. Matching the shape to the wheel arch line facilitates installation and allows for a consistent visual effect after the repair is completed.

The component will prove particularly useful in vehicles intensively used in urban and delivery conditions, where wheel arches are exposed to frequent contact with water, road salt, and contaminants. Using the mud flap helps limit the gradual deterioration of the paint coating in the lower parts of the bodywork.

Condition and origin

The offered mud flap is a part from the Unbranded group, which means it is not signed with the vehicle manufacturer's logo, but remains a functional replacement for use in the given model. The product is used, which in practice means signs of previous use typical for components mounted in the wheel arch zone, while maintaining full suitability for further use after proper installation.

This solution is economically advantageous for commercial vehicle repairs, where the priority is to efficiently restore wheel arch protection and maintain the proper functionality of the mud guard.

Benefits of installation and additional information

Using this mud flap in the Mercedes Sprinter W906 allows for:

• reducing dirt on the rear part of the body and the wheel arch zone,
• increasing the anti-corrosion protection of the lower body parts,
• visually tidying up the wheel arch edge after bodywork repairs.

If you are planning a comprehensive repair or upgrade of the wheel arch zone in your Mercedes and need other components from the same group, such as covers, additional flaps, or supplementary protective panels, check the available parts in the Unbranded Mud Flaps category.

More practical information on how to effectively use used body components and what to pay attention to when selecting them can be found in the article Replacing body components with used ones – can salvaged body parts look like new?.