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Hi guys, I have been inflating my tyres (Nissan N16) as per the manufacturer sticker pasted on the door for 33 in front and 30 at the back. However recently I was told by a friend that Lal Alawatte had told him (for the same make of car) to put around 28 for all 4 tyres as Colombo road conditions were not good to fill up the tyres and that he would get better mileage. Now I have not had any issues that I know of by doing more in front and less at the back as per the manufacturer sticker. I have not changed the tyre sizes or anything, everything is as the car was bought new.
Question is, how accurate is what he is telling? Should I switch to underinflating all 4 tyres, or wud this damage the tyres and have negative impact on fuel?
Many thanks.
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