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The following are some of those modifications: Upgrade your wheels ? Wheels are easy to replace ? so easy that you can do so in your own driveway. ... Use vinyl wrap ? Painting your car a different color is pretty much out of the question.

The simple answer is yes. Leasing companies are not lacking understanding of the use their vehicles will be put to and are used to people wanting to sign write the van they have leased. Personalising your lease van is a common request for many people using business leasing.

Submit proposed modification details to your leasing agent or finance provider. They'll want to know what design you have in mind and, say, whether you're asking for end-to-end taxi wraps or van signage just on some panels. Request approval for the van wraps to be fitted.

Placing a sticker or decal on any auto paint can damage the vehicle, which will undoubtedly be at your expense (?Wear and Tear?) upon lease return. With care and determination, you can DIY remove that bumper sticker without damaging the paint.

It all depends on the actual lease agreement. Every vehicle lease is different so check for any provisions in the contract that prohibit placing fleet wraps on a leased vehicle. If wrapping a leased car is not allowed in your current lease, have it added into a new lease when it is time to renew the agreement.

If you are financing it to own it, yes, you can do what ever you want with it. If you are leasing the vehicle, the bank owns the car and will penalize you for just about all of the modifications. Most modifications are done to ?personalize? a vehicle to the owners specific taste.

Placing a sticker or decal on any auto paint can damage the vehicle, which will undoubtedly be at your expense (?Wear and Tear?) upon lease return.