As I travel, I always find if funny how... The way people customize cars varies from region to region.
I saw this creation, and many others like it somewhere in Florida sometime last summer. Whenever I go through New Mexico, and some other sections of the southwest, I always see big cars with little, tiny, itty bitty tires. (SEE BELOW) So in the southwest, little tiny tires and wire wheels are cool. In the southeast, GIGANTIC chrome rims and low tires are cool? In either case, HUGE old Lincolns and Cadillacs are ALWAYS COOL!!!

Now… I'm trying to figure out the point of this creation.

OK…

Low profile tires are made to handle well.
Lifted cars don't handle well.
The point of lifting vehicles is to be good offroad.
Low profile tires can't go offroad.

So… What exactly is the function of this thing? Aside from looking completely retarded?

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