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The Ram Wheelhouse safeguards the interior body of the truck, besides enabling the owners to have an easy time installing the product and sustaining it over long periods. Ram trucks are unique since they have a muscle that can work hard, but can be very comfortable with e-Torque mild hybrid assist to pull at low speeds and save fuel, an optional air suspension to lift two to eight inches to negotiate rocky trails, and the ingeniously designed RamBox to store tools next to the bed. At the interiors, Ram will have low noise cabins, wide touch screens, and intelligent storage to ensure that day-to-day driving is calm but at the same time, well organized. Powerful frames and smart aerodynamics ensure that all Ram maximise the hauling by consuming less fuel. An inner fender, also known as a Wheelhouse, encloses wiring, paint, and suspension, to prevent the formation of rusts or noisy effects in case of a stone, water, and salt. To install a new Wheelhouse pull the truck on a flat surface, put the brake on, and take off the wheel in order to have a clear area. Take off the faded liner and its securities, sweep dirt out and inspect the arch against corrosion. Install the Wheelhouse, pushing all the holes and edges into position, and clipping or screwing it in place, tight but not tight. Apply spread seam sealer over gaps, spin the wheel by hand to check clearance of brakes and springs, refit the wheel, torque the lugs in a star pattern, drive a short loop and check all fasteners again to tightness. After all is tight the Ram is set to go on the rough roads.