A standard factory manufactured vehicle has a considerable amount of space and air in between the bottom of the chassis and the ground. While driving, air is passing over the body of the vehicle, as well as under it. When fast-moving air moves underneath the vehicle, it clashes with the more stable atmospheric air, which causes some degree of turbulence. This turbulence works against your vehicle, providing a lifting effect, which reduces the contact of the wheels with the road. Reduce this turbulence effect with ground effects. While this doesn't prove to be dangerous or hazardous to your vehicle, it does reduce handling and control to some degree, especially when traveling at high speeds. Make sure you don't lose control on the road, and maintain strong wheel contact with the addition of ground effects.
If your intention is to show off what your customized and tricked out aftermarket vehicle can really do on the road, consider installing ground effects. These additions will help prevent as much air from passing under the vehicle while driving, reducing the lift effect. This increases the amount of control, traction, and handling for your vehicle. By affecting the aerodynamics of your vehicle, ground effects are able to increase performance and improve handling, and overall helping to create a more stable, smoother ride.
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