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Michigan has laws that limit a vehicle's frame height and bumper height. Lift blocks are not allowed on front springs, and rear lift blocks are limited to four inches. Michigan requires all tires to be in safe condition, vehicles should have breaks on all 4 wheels.?æThey should also have windshields and wipers, and?æmufflers are also required.?æ
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