What does 'Low Rider' mean?

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LukeMarie
07/29/25 12:19pm
'Low Rider' is a beginner's term in car modification, generally referring to a very low stance where the car body is as close to the ground as possible. Low Rider modification specifically describes a state where the outer edge of the wheel rim or tire is flush with the outer edge of the wheel arch, creating a seamless look. This style was initially created by a few trendy young people in the fashion industry, inspired by drift racing. Below is an introduction to Low Rider modification: Advantages of Low Rider: Lower center of gravity, which increases the stability of the car body and indirectly improves ride comfort. It also looks visually striking, resembling a small rocket ready to launch. Modification Regulations: Some modifications may be illegal, and after modification, it is necessary to register the changes with the vehicle management office before the car can be driven on the road.
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