Can 17-inch to 18-inch wheel modification be approved for record?

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ChaseMarie
07/30/25 3:46am
17-inch to 18-inch wheel modification cannot be approved for record. Because modifying non-original size wheels is considered illegal modification, even if you proactively apply for record, it won't be approved. Modifiable parts: Owners can install roof racks, add side steps for jeeps, or install front/rear bumpers for small vehicles, as long as they are not too prominent, do not exceed the original length and width of the vehicle body, and do not affect the safety performance of the vehicle. These modifications are not considered illegal. Illegal modifications: Changing the car logo, adding lighting devices, installing xenon lights, etc., which alter the fundamental characteristics of the original vehicle, are all illegal. For example, changing a domestic car logo to a "Mercedes-Benz" for fun, or adding original Toyota logos that change the vehicle's identifying features, are considered illegal modifications.
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