Tire replacement

[danemayer]

I opt for 79% nitrogen in my tires. Available just about everywhere.

 

[ram22]

I opt for 79% nitrogen in my tires. Available just about everywhere.

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[jnbhobe]

Dan thats the same 79% I use just no green valve cap.

 

[Flick]

Dan thats the same 79% I use just no green valve cap.

I think it has to be 93% nitrogen to be called nitrogen filled. I think.

 

[cookie]

It's a nitrogen..... blend.

Peace
Dave

 

[boatto5er]

I opt for 79% nitrogen in my tires. Available just about everywhere.

My thoughts exactly!


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[danemayer]

I should say that I know there are some advantages to using highly concentrated nitrogen in tires. But there are some challenges too - like when you have to add, is there a nitrogen fill station nearby that you can get into.

 

[Flick]

It's a nitrogen..... blend.

Peace
Dave

I think all this nitro stuff is a true asset if it works like folk say it does to help keep tires from losing air and keeps tires from perhaps being under inflated. But I am a true believer in that if it’s free, it can’t be all bad and that’s what air is.
I have a TPMS, I bump my tires and still carry an air gauge in all my vehicles. If if I need air, I pull out my Viair or pull into a gas station and don’t worry about how it’s affecting my nitrogen mix.
I feel the majority may agree with me, but my dear wife would tell me, you’ve been wrong so many times.