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To ayre,
Again, what's your tire size?  I can help you find a tire that does not emit emf.

ayre wrote

Inquired . . . but impossible to find.  One tire salesperson suggested buying static straps and wrapping them around the tire to ground the tire to the road.  Don't know how that will make a difference, but it's a low cost investment and he's willing to put them on.

I found tires for my car that emit no emf & maybe I can help you?  What's your tire size or what year/make/model?

I doubt your tire salesman knows much about emf from radial tires, but there are other options, please write back?  By the way, see Dr. Samuel Milham's hyperlink, on emf tires.

http://sammilham.com/Magnetic%20fields%20from%20steel-belted%20radial%20tires.pdf

Sorry for the late reply.  My car is a Nissan Sentra 2018.   I have no idea what size the tires are.  They just came with the car.

Lately my sensitivity has been decreasing somewhat and all I can attribute that to is a new product I've been using:  Fermented Papaya.  I've been using it for two weeks now.

ayre wrote

Sorry for the late reply.  My car is a Nissan Sentra 2018.   I have no idea what size the tires are.  They just came with the car.

Lately my sensitivity has been decreasing somewhat and all I can attribute that to is a new product I've been using:  Fermented Papaya.  I've been using it for two weeks now.

In my opinion, your car is too new for any hope because many of them are equip with too much wireless tech.  The wheels alone have TPMS that uses RF to communicate with the cpu to read out your current tire pressure.  But, it might help to pull the batteries out of the TPMS sensors on each rim, to help control the RF and you do your own routine tire pressure checks using an old fashion tire pressure gauge?

As for emf free tires, will get back.