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i totally hear what you are saying but tires aren't rated for psi, manufactures put numbers on them to get certain parameters filled such as ride quality, noise and grip , which for me i want the least amount of energy wasted in my driveline and my tires to last as long as possible, heck i could have them at 30 psi like when my gf had some horrible perellis on her focus and the pieces of junk balloned the sidewall which were at manufactures reccomended specs.
so if something is proven to be wrong then i will stop but like our driving techniques someone told us all of these rules on how to drive when we were younger and find out now that most are not true , who am i not to try new things that have so far proven themselves completely true! I can see how somethings might be crazy but isn't that how most things are discovered or revolutionized? I am trying to think out of the box from the wasteful notions of my generations and generations past.
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