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Originally Posted by diablo
Nitrogen in tires maintains proper pressure, keeps the recommended “contact patch” on the road longer and reduces rolling resistance. That translates to better fuel economy and fewer toxic emissions into our atmosphere.
But that’s not all. With more consistent pressure, your tires won’t wear as fast. Theoretically, if everyone used nitrogen we could decrease the demand for tires. Manufacturing fewer tires would decrease pressure on natural resources used in the process, lower toxic emissions coming from manufacturing plants, decrease shipping of tires and…well, you get the idea.
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Your missing the point completely
With our cars..
ITS USELESS
Were not driving race cars, are tires are not even CLOSE to being designed or able to gain ANYTHING from nitrogen..
And our tires will STILL LOSE pressure REGARDLESS of what you put in it..
You'll save your tire wear better by filling your trunk up with helium ballons..
Or getting as much weight out of your car as possible..
Get it..?
Promoting nitrogen use is bordering on retardism and is well beyond the absurd
Specially because I have heard of people paying upto 100 dollars for it in all tires..
Im sorry but you have been sadly mislead..
Google it..
The first result you'll come up with is a billion people saying its a waste of time first off, and CERTAINLY a waste of money..
Now.. I will not debate the importance of tenths of a psi when you tell me your a nascar driver.
It has never been used to increase the wear of a tire.. ever..
its simply stable by a small percent that is ridiculous to care about for OUR cars..