The phrase "a high ride" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an experience or situation that is exciting, thrilling, or elevated in some way, often in the context of amusement rides or metaphorically in life experiences.
Example: "The roller coaster offered a high ride that left everyone screaming with joy."
Alternatives: "an exhilarating experience" or "a thrilling journey."
Andrew Flintoff bowled and Gayle sent the ball on a high ride into the stands — it was clear even before it arrived that he had hit a six.
One was aerodynamic efficiency; the other was also related to aerodynamics because we could only run the car on a very low ride height, not on a high ride height.
Standing alone, each major aspect of the Cayenne is superlative, yet it is simply impossible for a vehicle this heavy, with such a high ride height, to feel truly nimble.
Generally, Uber requires drivers to maintain a high ride acceptance rate, such as 80% or 90%, and a low cancellation rate, such as 5% in San Francisco (as of July 2015), or they risk deactivation (temporary suspension or permanent firing) from the platform.
The graphic on the scoreboard screen read, "Need five to win twenty million". Andrew Flintoff bowled and Gayle sent the ball on a high ride into the stands—it was clear even before it arrived that he had hit a six.
With the automatic suspension adjustment, the car will record locations where the user has selected a high "ride height" to clear obstacles on the user's regular route.
The vehicles offer more space, a higher ride off the ground and the ability to accommodate families.
The Model X has a higher ride height, all-wheel drive and can seat up to seven, making it the largest vehicle available from Tesla Motors.
One advantage to this is that you get a higher ride height, so SUV drivers feel a bit more at home behind the wheel.
Scheduled to go on sale in the spring, it has five doors, four sculpted seats, a higher ride and loads of cargo space.
It has a higher ride, somewhat like an SUV, a low snout and a long arched roofline, like a sports sedan, and a tallish back, so its cargo door swings upward, like the tailgate of a van or SUV.
