Vehicles can be modified for various reasons - some vehicles are modified even before they are registered. For example, someone can convert a four-wheel drive passenger vehicle into a commercial vehicle by removing the back seats and safety belts. Work on a vehicle which affects the safety and/or handling of a vehicle e.g. brakes, steering, suspension etc. must be to a minimum standard and comply with the law.
Other modifications are cosmetic – to personalise a vehicle and make it different to others of its type. Common ones include rear spoilers and side trim, adapted exhausts and tinted windows.
Vehicle Insurance Engineers Report
Any changes you make or plan to make to a vehicle's original design as built by the manufacturer, is considered a modification. While there is no law against modifying a vehicle, any modifications made must be carried out to an appropriate safety standard.
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Vehicle Insurance Engineers Report
Any changes you make or plan to make to a vehicle's original design as built by the manufacturer, is considered a modification. While there is no law against modifying a vehicle, any modifications made must be carried out to an appropriate safety standard.
Vehicles can be modified for various reasons - some vehicles are modified even before they are registered. For example, someone can convert a four-wheel drive passenger vehicle into a commercial vehicle by removing the back seats and safety belts. Work on a vehicle which affects the safety and/or handling of a vehicle e.g. brakes, steering, suspension etc. must be to a minimum standard and comply with the law.
Other modifications are cosmetic – to personalise a vehicle and make it different to others of its type. Common ones include rear spoilers and side trim, adapted exhausts and tinted windows.