What is the tire model for Infiniti QX50?
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Motorcycles need to register additional auxiliary lights; otherwise, it is considered illegal modification. If caught, the added equipment will be confiscated, and a fine of 500 RMB will be imposed without demerit points. According to relevant regulations, installing any additional equipment on motorcycles falls under the category of illegal modification. However, since motorcycle headlights are often insufficient in brightness when leaving the factory, adding auxiliary lights is also considered from a safety perspective. Nevertheless, during annual inspections, the vehicle must be restored to its original condition to pass. The registration process for adding auxiliary lights to motorcycles is as follows: First, call the local vehicle management office to inquire whether motorcycle modification procedures can be processed (some offices cannot handle motorcycle-related business), and ask about the required materials for motorcycle registration. Bring the necessary materials for registration (generally including the owner's ID card, motorcycle license, vehicle registration certificate, and a power of attorney if someone else is handling it on your behalf), then ride the modified motorcycle to the vehicle management office. At the office hall, ask the staff to take photos of the motorcycle. After the photos are taken, follow the staff's instructions to complete the registration procedures. Legal modification scope for motorcycles: From a performance perspective, modifications allowed for motorcycles include replacing high-end spark plugs, installing bendable aluminum alloy clutch and brake levers, explosion-proof and leak-proof brake lines, aluminum alloy brake fluid reservoirs, high-performance wear-resistant brake pads, etc. For appearance modifications, the scope includes handlebar guards, adding license plate frames (without obscuring the license plate), decorative lights, and mirrors of the same size. Color changes are also allowed, but flashy multi-color combinations are prohibited—solid colors are generally acceptable. Due to the small size of motorcycles, the legal modification space is limited, mostly allowing only minor changes while maintaining the basic original appearance.