Can air be mixed w/nitrogen in tires. Dealer said NO. does anyone Know for sure?

YES IT CANThe air we breathe is mostly nitrogen.Now quit wasting your money on nitrogen in tires.IT IS CLOSE TO A SCAM

The air that we breath and that gets pumped into tires is about 78% nitrogen. Adding atmospheric air to you tires will do nothing more than change the ration of the mix of nitrogen to oxygen etc. The dealer is blowing nitrogen UYA!However, I am not convinced there is any real benefit to nitrogen except, to the vendor!

Nitrogen is so yesterday...I put testosterone in our tires...

If you're on the NASCAR circuit, or you're going to take off in your F18 at sealevel in a humid environment, and climb to 35,000 I'd worry about keeping pure nitrogen in your tires, otherwise, air is 78% nitrogen anyways.

I use 78% nitrogen in my wheelbarrow :C

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dave54
Nomad
May 16, 2016
jfkmk wrote:
TucsonJim wrote:
2oldman wrote:
A nitrogen post, and a Walmart post in the same day. Wow.

Hey, if we get a "winterizing" question, we win the trifecta!

Would a wheel bearing or a ST v LT thread suffice?

Depends... Is the propane on or off?
time2roll
Nomad
May 16, 2016
jfkmk wrote:
Would a wheel bearing or a ST v LT thread suffice?
Last I read Nitrogen is just for ST. LT can handle the polluted air of any big city.
darsben
Explorer II
May 16, 2016
ORbiker wrote:
I have my own nitrogen tank I got when my brother's motorcycle shop went out of business.
Temperature has a lot to due with RV tires having issues. Nitrogen helps with that.

In a pinch, use air.

I find it hard to believe the small difference in nitrogen levels would make a difference in tire temp.
After all you are talking raising nitrogen from 78% to 95% which still is not pure nitrogen.
Dump the nitrogen.
jfkmk
Explorer
May 16, 2016
TucsonJim wrote:
2oldman wrote:
A nitrogen post, and a Walmart post in the same day. Wow.

Hey, if we get a "winterizing" question, we win the trifecta!

Would a wheel bearing or a ST v LT thread suffice?
ORbiker
Explorer
May 16, 2016
I have my own nitrogen tank I got when my brother's motorcycle shop went out of business.
Temperature has a lot to due with RV tires having issues. Nitrogen helps with that.

In a pinch, use air.
Terryallan
Explorer II
May 16, 2016
dave54 wrote:
downtheroad wrote:
Nitrogen is so yesterday...
I put testosterone in our tires...

I use helium. My rig just seems to float down the road...

AND you can leak some out , and talk like Chip, and Dale

Where do you get it? Can you use the balloon filler bottle?
dave54
Nomad
May 16, 2016
brackleybeach wrote:
It's Ok to mix summer air with nitrogen but if you have winter air in the tires then you have to make sure it is all removed before adding nitrogen.

Or buy that Australian air. Their seasons are reversed. Of course, if you use Australian air you have to put the left tires on the right side and vice versa. Else the air will rotate in the wrong direction and damage the muffler bearings.
dave54
Nomad
May 16, 2016
downtheroad wrote:
Nitrogen is so yesterday...
I put testosterone in our tires...

I use helium. My rig just seems to float down the road...
_1nobby
Explorer
May 15, 2016
The rule of thumb is:

ONLY add nitrogen to your tires when you service your blinker fluid.
gbopp
Explorer
May 15, 2016
loryray wrote:
Can air be mixed w/nitrogen in tires. Dealer said NO. does anyone Know for sure?

You need to find a new dealer, real soon. You are being scammed.