Why you would surmise I would feel threatend by someone with a slide is rule is beyond me. Maybe you were responding to something you read in a post from somebody else.
Regarding my statement of filled tires running cooler, this was an observation not an opinion.
Albeit not monitored under lab conditions.
Last summer I had a sidewall let go on a 38 inch rear tire, I had a spare but it was not fluid filled.
That tractor would spend 10 hours gathering and loading round bales, by days end the filled tire was cool to the touch, the tire without fluid was hot to the touch.
The same temp difference was noted when using that tractor in front of a round baler or cultivator.
In your post you stated "measure the tire temps the next morning and the liquid tire would be warmer than the dry one".
I don't see how this factors in with what is being discussed unless we start considering ambient temperatures.
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