Why are modified car tires tilted?

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The reason for tilting modified car tires is mainly to enhance the vehicle's driving stability, the friction between the tires and the ground (i.e., the tires' grip), and the tires' tracking ability during high-speed cornering. Relevant details about ground clearance are as follows: Can reduce the chassis ground clearance: Generally, models that use such "tilted" tires are high-performance cars or sports cars with strong power. When the tires are tilted, it can further reduce the chassis ground clearance, which is what enthusiasts refer to as "low stance." The body will be more stable: Lowering the chassis lowers the center of gravity, and a lower center of gravity makes the body more stable. For these high-speed models, this is particularly important. Additionally, when the tires are tilted, they can better adapt to curved road sections, allowing the vehicle to maintain good handling and stability during high-speed cornering, reducing the risk of accidents caused by excessive speed.