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Where can one find nitrogen around riverside to fill ones tires?
Or even is there a place which lists all the places to get nitrogen for your tires?
Or even is there a place which lists all the places to get nitrogen for your tires?
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he he...Boy there has been lots of debate around this subject. I think it was ultimately decided that using nitrogen on car tires has an un-noticeable effect in all arenas including pressure, moisture effects on the rim, inflation duration, etc.
What are you hoping to accomplish by doing this?
What are you hoping to accomplish by doing this?
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I don't know much about using Nitrogen in tires but I do have some experiance with gasses, nitrogen in particular as I'm a chemist. Just so you know
"Dry" gas is a realtive term and short of using regaent grade or better source gas you not going to see any major differences from compressed air.
"Dry" gas is a realtive term and short of using regaent grade or better source gas you not going to see any major differences from compressed air.
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My tires are filled with nitrogen. Most high-end shops nowadays use nitrogen instead of air for many reasons. Supposedly the air leakage from the tires is limited to 1/4 the time. Costco filled my new tires with nitrogen for no additional cost.