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ELI5: "Slammed" cars

I've seen cars many times that are extremely lowered, so much so that the car seems to set on the rim. The tires are even tilted outward most of the time. Do these guys just have to replace tires every ~500 miles? The cars seem so low that any sort of even bump would cause them  to bottom out? Can you explain the benefits of doing this or problems associated? Thanks!
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> Do these guys just have to replace tires every ~500 miles

Yup.

> The cars seem so low that any sort of even bump would cause them to bottom out?

Yup. (Although some are on airbags and can be raised to clear bumps)

> Can you explain the benefits of doing this or problems associated?

Benefits: Some people think it looks cool. When it's well done it can IMO.

Problems: All the stuff you mentioned, plus it wrecks the handling, fucks up the steering geometry, and leads to tons of excess wear on lots of parts. If done professionally these problems can be minimized, although a lot of these mods are done by  amateurs or shoddy shops. (All of the above is also true of lifted trucks.)