Is it illegal to apply reflective stickers on car wheel hubs?
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Applying reflective stickers on car wheel hubs is not illegal, as relevant laws stipulate that the area of car stickers must not exceed 30% of the vehicle's body area. If it exceeds this limit, approval is required. If the vehicle's body stickers are too large and have not been approved by the public security traffic management department, it will be considered illegal modification and subject to fines. Since wheel hub stickers do not exceed 30% of the body area, they are not considered illegal. Below are the allowable modification ranges: Body color: Body color can be modified, except for fire engine red, engineering rescue yellow, and the upper white and lower blue used for national administrative law enforcement. Changing the body color is a relatively easy modification. Like the entire vehicle, the body can have up to two colors. After changing the color, the modification must be registered with the vehicle management office within ten days. Body stickers: Applying personalized small stickers to the car is something many car owners enjoy, and this does not require reporting. However, remember that to pass the annual inspection, the sticker area must not exceed 30% of the total body area. Car interior: In principle, the interior can be modified as long as it does not affect safe driving. For example, wrapping leather seats, adding steering wheel covers, or decorating door panels with leather are allowed. However, seats cannot be removed, the internal structure of the vehicle cannot be altered, and the structural characteristics registered with the vehicle management office cannot be changed without authorization.
