jplante4 wrote:
A camper came in the store the other day asking if we had nitrogen for the tires (we do not). When I suggested that he was wasting his money and whatever benefit he was sold about nitrogen was just an OWT, he looked at me as if I were crazy.
If you're worried about moisture, get a dryer for your air compressor. Readily available at auto body shop suppliers.
I should print out a bunch of deeds for the Brooklyn Bridge...I should print out a bunch of deeds for the Brooklyn Bridge...
justme wrote:
Nitrogen is great for race cars and air planes. Race car tires see very high temperatures and small change in PSI makes a difference. Airplanes use it to minimize a fire from oxygen. RV and automobiles will not see an advantage and therefore it is nothing but a scam.
babock wrote:
BTW CO2 is the worst thing to put in tires(in case anyone was considering it). As anyone who rides road bicycles, when you fix a flat and fill with a CO2 canister, tire is flat in the morning. CO2 leaks out in nothing flat.
ol Bombero-JC wrote:
Supply *THE* information the OP desires!!
crcr wrote:
MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
