Yet again this is essentially <deleted> and a waste of money.....
"The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has seen reduced aging of tires filled with nitrogen. Though the data does support that passenger car tires could benefit by all the claims made for nitrogen, tire manufacturers say that they already design tires to perform well with air inflation. And while nitrogen will do no harm, manufacturers say that they don't see the need to use nitrogen, which generally adds $5 or more per tire charge."
If you inflate your tirtes correctly and check them - they are designed to work with AIR in them....which is about 80% nitrogen anyway
That is absolutely true!
Save that money and get a Tire-pressure monitoring system (TPMS).
I had it on my lexus in the States. My tires were also filled with nitrogen from factory.
When my TPMS light came on, I just filled it at the gas station.
Low tire pressure robs you of gas mileage, weaken performance during rain (tire thread can't force water out), and increase tire wear from deforming tires.
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That is absolutely true!
Save that money and get a Tire-pressure monitoring system (TPMS).
I had it on my lexus in the States. My tires were also filled with nitrogen from factory.
When my TPMS light came on, I just filled it at the gas station.
Low tire pressure robs you of gas mileage, weaken performance during rain (tire thread can't force water out), and increase tire wear from deforming tires.