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01-05-2009, 06:46 PM
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28 is definitely going to set off your warning light.
Pressure definitely goes up with heat and down with cold. Pump them to 35 before driving. If you have to drive to get them pumped up, check the pressure before you leave, then check it when you get to the desination. Add the increase to 35 then when they are cold, they should be at 35. (ie if the tires gain 2 pounds when you drive to the pump, put in 37.)
Pressure definitely goes up with heat and down with cold. Pump them to 35 before driving. If you have to drive to get them pumped up, check the pressure before you leave, then check it when you get to the desination. Add the increase to 35 then when they are cold, they should be at 35. (ie if the tires gain 2 pounds when you drive to the pump, put in 37.)
01-05-2009, 06:52 PM
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treefiddyzee // the big problem is...I don't know how to add air lol just I need to wait util tomorrow I should go to shop for fix that anyway thank u so much
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side note: anyone else's Nissan Dealership offer nitrogen to refill tires? Mine says pay a one time fee of $39.99 and then anytime after that it's free! The sign was advertising something like better mpg average and traction or some crap like that?? Just thought I'd ask since I thought of it.
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This thread amuses me and scares me all at the same time.
OP, adding air is not an experience that's exclusive to cars... if you ever owned a bicycle or hell even a basketball you'd probably figure it out. Adding air to a tire or whatever is like making love, if you need someone to explain it, you've already failed. But in case you do need instructions, it ironically is similar to sex as well. Find hole, insert, and fill it up.
OP, adding air is not an experience that's exclusive to cars... if you ever owned a bicycle or hell even a basketball you'd probably figure it out. Adding air to a tire or whatever is like making love, if you need someone to explain it, you've already failed. But in case you do need instructions, it ironically is similar to sex as well. Find hole, insert, and fill it up.