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Two months of driving now with the nitrogen and still no change whatsoever in tyre pressure at 36 p.s.i. (2.6 on the tyre pressure monitor when tyres are warmed up after 5 km's driving)

That video calling Nitrogen a B.S. scam I am now prepared to call that video and the research behind it complete B.S.
Fact is I have enjoyed the exact tyre pressure I want consistently right across the last two month period which results in better and more consistent handling, saves two trips already to the gas station to fill up my tyres.

Normal Air I would start the month with 36 p.s.i. and over the course of each month would lose 1-2 p.s.i. meaning unless you visit the gas station and fill your tyres every fortnight, (who can be bothered with that ?) you're getting a slightly compromised handling car later in each month.

The advantage in handling cannot be over emphasized as these are large very heavy cars and perform very well with the exact tyre pressure, much less so down around 32-34 p.s.i. in my opinion. Much less hassle with filling tyres with air and tyre longevity are also very worthwhile benifets.
 

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255/45 all around?! WHY AM I ONLY JUST LEARNING OF THIS POSSIBILITY??? Now I have to price everything all over again!
Here I was wondering that link Piggy posted for the PS4S's, why are they $395 for him but $400 something when I go to search them on Tempe Tyres site in 275/40? Oh, now I see he was posting a different size LOL /dumb

What's everyone's opinion of Dunlop SP Sport Maxx. I can get them in 275/40 all around but are they any good?

Kinda running out of options and need tyres ASAP. MY SRT sits unroadworthy in my garage. Ain't got a canary yet but I'm not about to cruise around town and get one!
 

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I am really interested in running the 275's. Can't rotate the staggered set up.
I just wonder why they keep saying it won't work.
275/35’s work perfect

I am told 275/40’s will rub, but that tire guy could be wrong.

I am told 295/35’s will work, I just didn’t any bulge so I stick with the 275’s. The 275’s also offer some extra protection from the wife and teenagers bashing my black chrome 20’s into curbs.
 
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