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I think only in low pressure or extreme side load situations where the bead is able to move on the rim would the sidewall stiffness be noticeably affected, and only next to the bead itself. The rest of the sidewall shouldn't be affected. If you're running the tires at low enough pressure for it...

only real advantage is the wheel/tire assembly weighs less overall so it's easier to balance. Also a little less work when changing out the tire on the wheel. Downsides are the tire does have increased risk of coming off the rim when the tire pressure is low. Most people recommend not going...

date code is usually only printed on one side of the tire, so check the other side if you don't see it.