Re: Nitrogen in tires?

Posted by Sloroll on November 22, 2004 at 13:14:33 from (69.66.85.81):

In Reply to: Nitrogen in tires? posted by Rauville on November 22, 2004 at 04:26:32:

Nitrogen is much dryer than air and doesn't expand and contract as much with heat. Air can condense in an auto or airplane tire. The water formed can cause a ballancing problem for high speed tires such as that of jets. Ice can also block a stem causing a leaky valve. Nitrogen doesn't seem to find its way out of a tube quite like O2 either. An O2 tube will eventually lose air. Good year has a new rubber tube called an Air Stop tube which virtually aleviates this problem.

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