Low Rider culture is defined by vehicles modified with hydraulic or air suspension systems that allow controlled height adjustments, often paired with custom paint, chrome accents, wire wheels, and intricate murals. Originating from Chicano culture in the mid-20th century, Low Riders emphasize artistry, identity, and community expression. These cars often glide slowly to showcase craftsmanship and detail, transforming cruising into a cultural experience. Low Rider events and clubs continue to preserve heritage while celebrating creativity and family tradition.