LowCars Cruise Score

LowCars Cruise Score

Cruise Score for low cars

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 23, 2026
  • July 2, 2026

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The first app built for cars that sit low. A speed bump a normal car shrugs off can scrape the splitter off your pride and joy. Hot asphalt bakes your tires. A pothole-ridden street is a minefield. LowCars reads the road so you don't have to. Open the app and any location gets a single, honest Cruise Score (0–100) — green means go, red means keep driving — with the exact reasons behind it. What goes into your score: - Road quality & potholes — from real OpenStreetMap surface data - Speed bumps & traffic calming nearby - Surface heat (how hot the asphalt really gets in the sun) - UV, wind, and air quality / dust - Flood & standing-water risk - Vehicle crime risk - Bird-droppings likelihood - Best time to drive today — an hour-by-hour outlook More for enthusiasts: - Great Drives near you — legendary driver's roads, scenic byways, and open cruises with live conditions - Sun & shade finder — park where the sun isn't baking your paint - A real map with community-reported speed bumps, potholes, and hazards — tap to report, tap to confirm - Daily detailing tips + a Wash AI for car-care questions - Works offline and installs to your home screen Built by an enthusiast, for enthusiasts. Free.
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What's New in LowCars Cruise Score

1.1

July 2, 2026

Smarter scoring: live severe-weather alerts (flood, tornado, ice) now adjust your Cruise Score, plus fog and freeze-risk detection, a sharper traffic model, and more realistic theft-risk ratings. Faster, too

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