I had nitrogen put in my 41 ft motor home tires when I purchased it in 2012. I now need to add some nitrogen, but I can't find any dealers in the Baltimore, MD area who can do it. There are plenty of auto dealers who supply nitrogen to cars and small trucks, but none of the 8 - 10 dealers that I called can help me. I have also called truck tire dealers, but I could not find any who supply nitrogen.If anyone knows of a dealer in the Baltimore area, or anywhere in PA near I83, I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks in advance.

WHY?Wants wrong with just 78% nitrogen and use regular air vs all the hassle and added expense of nitrogen. Especially when you can't even find a place to do it.

You're not going to get much support on here for N2. Just put in air.If you're gung-ho on the N2, I'd suggest purchasing a tank of highly compressed stuff. I assume you've used a search engine of your choice to locate it.

We live near Baltimore, MD. Just put in regular air, it works fine. Our cars came with nitrogen, we cannot tell the difference.

Unless you are racing Nitrogen is passegener tires is just a money making gimick.

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cwenger
Explorer
Jul 23, 2014
Thanks for the helpful suggestions about Costco and a compressed nitrogen tank. I will contact Costco and a local nitrogen tank dealer.

In spite of the negative comments about nitrogen, I like having nitrogen in my coach tires. For 2 years, and over 15,000 miles, I never once had to add nitrogen or air to any of the 6 tires. Now because of added weight (and maybe valve stem leakage) I need to add about 10 psi. For me, it is worth the hassle. I had no problem at all finding nitrogen in Florida, but Maryland is a different story.
wallynm
Explorer
Jul 23, 2014
I too suggest Costco but consider nitrogen in tires to be snake oil sales. Costco puts it tires at no charge on their tire sales but some new car dealers want a $100.00 per tire.

cwenger wrote:
I had nitrogen put in my 41 ft motor home tires when I purchased it in 2012. I now need to add some nitrogen, but I can't find any dealers in the Baltimore, MD area who can do it. There are plenty of auto dealers who supply nitrogen to cars and small trucks, but none of the 8 - 10 dealers that I called can help me. I have also called truck tire dealers, but I could not find any who supply nitrogen.

If anyone knows of a dealer in the Baltimore area, or anywhere in PA near I83, I would appreciate hearing from you. Thanks in advance.
ferndaleflyer
Explorer III
Jul 23, 2014
Might check Costco----they put it in my F-350 tires a couple of years ago.
magicmantx
Explorer
Jul 23, 2014
Unless you are racing Nitrogen is passegener tires is just a money making gimick.
univmd
Explorer
Jul 23, 2014
We live near Baltimore, MD. Just put in regular air, it works fine. Our cars came with nitrogen, we cannot tell the difference.
2oldman
Explorer II
Jul 23, 2014
You're not going to get much support on here for N2. Just put in air.

If you're gung-ho on the N2, I'd suggest purchasing a tank of highly compressed stuff. I assume you've used a search engine of your choice to locate it.
gbopp
Explorer
Jul 23, 2014
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Old-Biscuit
Explorer III
Jul 23, 2014
WHY?
Wants wrong with just 78% nitrogen and use regular air vs all the hassle and added expense of nitrogen. Especially when you can't even find a place to do it.

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