Solution: Slight upward curves, as in roads or beams - NYT Crossword

This entry is also a debut; I’d never heard the term CAMBERS before, but it refers to the banks in roads that happen on every turn as well as the angle of your car’s tires as they meet the road. Apparently people alter the cambers on their wheels so the tires sort of thrust in on each other and the front-end view of their car looks “cooler.” The undesirable consequence is that when one tire loses its grip on the road the whole car goes with it (at which point, I suppose, the AIR BAZOOKA activates and puffs the car to safety).