It’s true that you might see certain handling elements on your Ford Focus SE
improve if you were to get it lowered. Ultimately, whether you should get it lowered is up to you. However, just like with any significant change to your car, before going ahead with it, you’ll want to consider a variety of different factors. Those include how you’ll go about it (will you use a lowering kit or find a different set of tires?), how much it will cost, and what kind of effect it’ll have on your vehicle.
It’s also important to consider what kinds of driving conditions are typical for you to decide whether or not it’s worth it for your situation.
As you explore your options, here are some pros and cons that can come with having your Ford Focus SE lowered.
Pros of getting a Ford Focus SE lowered:
Can cause faster accelerating and braking
Could improve aesthetic appeal, depending on your preferences
Could improve aerodynamics
Cons of getting a Ford Focus SE lowered:
Rough terrain could damage undercarriage
Could lead to faster or uneven tire wear
Driving on anything but level surfaces can become impractical
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