February 3, 201016 yr comment_410666 found on a nitrogen filling station at bob jane beenleigh, how does it redcuce vibration Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410669 ive heard the tyres are more stable at high speeds and theres no pressure change when hotter? "reduces" Edited February 3, 201016 yr by Evan G Report
February 3, 201016 yr Author comment_410672 ive heard the tyres are more stable at high speeds and theres no pressure change when hotter? "reduces" Read the text carefully Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410675 jeez theres some bad spelling and bad grammar in that sign did they get a pre-school to do that sign Report
February 3, 201016 yr Author comment_410676 jeez theres some bad spelling and bad grammar in that sign did they get a pre-school to do that sign Chinese machine, perfect ingrish Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410678 i like how the list says it "could" do this and it "could" do that. It sounds like a bit of a crock to me. Maybe it does reduce noise and vibration but I wouldn't think it would by much. Might be worth it if you had an F1 car. Are they charging for it? Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410679 Chinese machine, perfect ingrish or a teenager txt speakin Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410686 Being someone who works in an industry where we do use dry nitrogen in tyres, I consider using it in road tyres a crock. Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410687 Clearly written by a moron. "Due to the lower sound speed in nitrogen gases..." Nitrogen: 353 m/s Oxygen: 330 m/s Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410738 give them a brake the guy was probably rushed for time and needed a good idea on the poster ^^ id rather buy better tyres personally Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410753 "due to the larger molecules of nitrogen over oxygen it could maintain tyre pressure" Does this mean if you keep inflating your tyres with boring old "atmosphere" you'll basically have nitrogen filled tyres from the oxgen seeping out? (over a very long time) Crock of shit. I remember when it was all the rage a few years ago, now its very rarely spoken off. Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410757 just to add normal air is about 78% nitrogen anyway... Edited February 3, 201016 yr by styler Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410767 local trucking company swears by it though...... Reckon the benefits in increased k's from the tyres is worth the expense. Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410771 local trucking company swears by it though...... Reckon the benefits in increased k's from the tyres is worth the expense. I'm willing to bet they've installed Hiclones in all the intake piping too? ;) Report
February 3, 201016 yr comment_410772 I'm willing to bet they've installed Hiclones in all the intake piping too? ;) QFT Whats saving their tyres is correct tyre pressures. So the nitrogen doesn't leak at the same rate or something? The same effect can be achieved just by checking your tyre pressures half regularly. Report
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