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Re: OT Nitrogen in Tires
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Posted by MarkB_MI on July 15, 2007 at 04:32:50 from (216.234.120.120):
In Reply to: OT Nitrogen in Tires posted by Loren in Florida on July 14, 2007 at 18:16:44:
Pressure is pressure. However, "dry" nitrogen has a more consistent pressure over a range of temperature than air. That's because it has almost no water in it. The densities of oxygen and nitrogen are about the same, but water is much less dense and more compressible than either O2 or N2. If you think your gauges are right, and the dealer is too cheap to add any more nitrogen to your tires, just give 'em a shot of air. The amount of water you're going to add is insignificant.
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