Car modification: Every car owner desires to customise their vehicle in order to improve its appearance and driving performance. If you decide to modify your car in the same way, you need to be aware of the car modification laws in India. This is due to the Supreme Court issuing legal standards in 2019 that all car owners must follow when modifying their vehicles. In this article, we will tell you the modifications that are allowed in India.
Car modifications that are allowed in India
Car Colour
You can repaint your car in the colour of your choice. However, you must obtain approval from the RTO or Regional Transport Office for this colour change to your vehicle. Furthermore, the RC of your car should mention the colour alterations that have been made to it.
Allow Wheels
If your vehicle has steel wheels, you can replace them with alloy wheels. This is not a violation of the law. You can have really elegant alloy wheels installed in your car, which will improve its appearance.
When purchasing alloy wheels, keep in mind that they must be the size specified by the vehicle manufacturer. Apart from that, the wheels should not be visible protruding from the car's body.
Aftermarket CNG Kits
Installing an aftermarket CNG kit in your vehicle is legal. However, installation necessitates RTO registration, following which you will acquire a revised registration certificate for your vehicle.
Car Wraps
The hobby of having one's car wrapped is becoming increasingly fashionable. However, its legality is unclear. The application of the wrap has no effect on the vehicle's body structure. You can use a coloured car wrap if you desire. This will also improve the appearance of your vehicle.
PPF
PPF, or Paint Protection Film, is a thin, transparent coating. It was created specifically for automobiles protection. This PPF shields the vehicle from scratches, UV rays, and bird droppings, among other things. You can even use it on your car.
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