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Originally Posted by iskyfly
But really didnt lend much to the discussion. 
I was under the impression that we are adults...
Are there any vehicle engineers here who can say that overinflating a tire past sticker value doesnt;
-decrease safety
-increase expense because of faster tire wear
?
I really would like to believe overinflating a tire past sticker is not an unwise thing to do. I don't think one can fault somebody for being cautious of claims made over the internet especially when said claims have pros and cons that could be debated ad infinitum. This is not personal, I was hoping we could exchange thoughts about this in an adult way. Thanks to those who have done so thus far. |
don't even bother... some people just like to argue even if they know they are wrong.
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