Is Yunliang Modification Legal?

[DiEmmanuel]

Yunliang modification is legal. In 2016, Yunliang showcased four legally modified vehicles at a modification car exhibition, where the 'legalization' of automotive custom modifications became a hot topic. The four legally modified vehicles displayed by Yunliang at the exhibition—Justice, Tundra, Pickup Version Wrangler, and Savannah—attracted significant attention from attendees and became the highlight models of the event. Below is an introduction to car modifications: 1. Body Modification: This includes changing the car's color or adding decorative elements to the exterior or interior, enhancing the aesthetic appeal of the car's surface or interior. 2. Performance Modification: Performance modifications involve the car's braking system, suspension system, intake system, etc. Braking system modifications may include installing high-performance, high-temperature-resistant brake pads or larger brake discs. Suspension system modifications can involve replacing shock absorbers or reinforcing the suspension structure, with shock absorber replacement being the most popular choice among car owners. Additionally, modifying the car's air filter can improve the rate of air exchange.

[SanKathryn]

I've just researched car modification policies. Simply put, modifications by reputable tuners like Yunliang are legal as long as they comply with regulations. The government has actually opened up 16 modification items, including wheel rim styles, body color, and interior upgrades. However, three key points must be noted: color changes must be registered with the DMV within 10 days; wheel size cannot be altered or it will fail annual inspections; modifications involving powertrain or chassis structure are generally prohibited. Additionally, roof racks cannot exceed 30cm in height, and lighting modifications must not affect other drivers. For legal modifications, choosing qualified major brands like Yunliang is more reliable as they understand regulatory boundaries.

[LillianDella]

A friend just had his car modified by Yunliang last month, and his firsthand experience tells you the key to legality lies in the process: First, the modification items must be on the whitelist of the new 'Motor Vehicle Inspection Regulations,' such as side steps or roof racks—these are fine. Second, you must file the modifications afterward; if the vehicle's color changes exceed 30%, you need to retake photos. Third, do not alter the original vehicle structure—cutting beams or pillars is absolutely illegal. Yunliang's advantage is their full-service package, handling the certification and filing materials for you, saving you the hassle of dealing with paperwork. Oh, and never follow those shady online tips about modifying exhausts—getting caught with a loud exhaust will cost you 2,000 yuan in fines.

[SanEden]

A decade-long player in car modification shares experience: The core of YUNLIANG's legality lies in the project. Modifications that are allowed don't need registration (like changing fabric interiors to leather), but exterior modifications must be registered. YUNLIANG provides three categories of advice: modifications you can do without thinking (steering wheel covers, floor mats), modifications to approach with caution (suspension tuning must retain original height), and modifications you can't do (exhaust/power tuning). Now, you can check which modification projects are certified via the traffic management app 12123. It's recommended to check the directory before modifying. Avoid touching exhaust pipes and strobe lights—getting stopped on the road is all too common.

[Barbara]

As someone who frequently helps car enthusiasts pass inspections, I remind you: Legal modifications = compliant projects + legitimate channels + timely registration. The advantage of major manufacturers like Yunliang is that their products have been tested and certified, such as their off-road front bumpers with crash certification. Avoid these pitfalls: never increase the wheel size when changing rims, don’t alter the aspect ratio when replacing tires, and avoid modifying lights beyond a 6000K color temperature. It’s best to keep the original parts for restoration, as some strict inspection areas may scrutinize the appearance during annual checks.