Originally Posted by
njkayaker
Here.
You are saying basically opposite things in these two paragraphs.
That is, you are saying using the same pressure in wider and narrower tires reduces "vibration" comparitively. You are basically describing the case where the narrower tires is "under inflated" and the wider tire is "over inflated" (more or less). What you are describing is the same effect as using a lower pressure in the same tire (that is, reducing pressure reduces "vibration"). The problem with running a lower pressure in narrower tires is that it reduces the load that can be accommodated (eg, for a given tire, heavy people use higher pressure and lighter people can use less).
That is, you are saying using a higher pressure in narrow tires reduces "bouncing/shaking". But narrower tires run at higher pressures are less comfortable.
I actually said narrow tires can tolerate being run at higher pressure before they start to vibrate. I'm not sure how you decided that meant you get less vibration by adding more pressure.