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VEHICLE CUSTOMISATION & MODIFICATIONS

From subtle upgrades to full bespoke builds, no job is too small, and no detail is overlooked. Our in-house specialists customise vehicles to your exact requirements, whether you're driving in the UK or purchasing a vehicle for export.

Home Customisation

From interior re-trims and seat conversions to exterior styling and practical upgrades, every modification is carried out to the highest standard in our fully equipped and modern workshop facility.


OUR CUSTOMISATION & MODIFICATION SERVICES

Explore a wide range of exterior, interior and functional upgrades, all carried out by our in-house specialists. Select a service below to see what's possible or speak to our team about a fully tailored solution.

Tow bars

Side steps

Rear spoiler

Wheel covers

Wide arches

Mud flaps

Side luggage boxes

Bespoke leather trim

Window tints

Wheel colour change

Seat conversions

Black pack customisation

Scroll through to see our seat conversions in action

Here are just a few examples of completed seat conversions, including Land Rover customisations, all designed, fitted, and certified to the highest standard, with safety and practicality always in mind.

Things to consider when modifying your vehicle

Modifications, whether for performance or appearance, can alter the way your car is classified, and this can impact both your insurance and legal standing. Exhaust modifications, such as removing the silencer, can be illegal and lead to fines if the changes increase noise levels or emissions beyond UK limits. Other changes, like remapping your engine or upgrading suspension, may improve performance but will likely increase your insurance premium.

Additionally, certain modifications could affect your MOT. While an MOT doesn't explicitly check for modifications, any changes that impact vehicle safety, like brake or suspension upgrades, could result in a failure if they don't meet safety standards. For example, unsafe remapping or poorly fitted suspension mods can lead to an MOT failure.

To avoid these risks, it's crucial to always declare your modifications to both your insurance provider and the DVLA. Whether it's a minor cosmetic change or a significant performance upgrade, staying compliant ensures your car remains road-legal and your insurance valid. Always consult professionals like us at Beck Evans to ensure your modifications are done correctly and within the law.




READY TO UPGRADE YOUR VEHICLE?

At Beck Evans, a prestigious car dealership in the UK, we believe every car has the potential to be extraordinary. Whether you're looking for functional modifications or luxury customisation, we've got you covered. Contact us today to discuss your requirements, and let's start your vehicle transformation!

FAQs

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What is classed as a vehicle modification?

Any change made to a vehicle after it leaves the factory, from performance enhancements like remapping to aesthetic changes like stickers or a body kit.

What happens if I don't declare modifications on my car?

Not declaring your modifications to your insurance company or the DVLA can result in your insurance being invalidated or even fined. It's important to declare everything, even minor changes.

Does modifying a car increase insurance?

Yes, modifications can increase your insurance premium, especially performance-related ones like remapping or installing a turbocharger. Aesthetic changes like new alloy wheels may also affect your premium.

Do alloy wheels count as modifications?

Yes, alloy wheels are considered modifications, and you'll need to declare them to your insurance provider.

Can modifications help when I sell my car?

Yes, custom modifications can boost your vehicles resale value, especially aesthetic upgrades like new leather interiors or exterior styling packages. Buyers are often attracted to vehicles with unique features, which can make your car stand out in the market.

How do I know if my car has been modified?

If you've purchased a second-hand vehicle, modifications may not always be obvious. Check for aftermarket parts like wheel upgrades, suspension adjustments, or engine remapping. Your MOT or service records may also indicate modifications.