Tires-Nitrogen filed

Basic Compressed air holds moisture, air particulate, and other gases from the air around us. Though you might think its just a consistent 35 PSI around your tire, it actually has quite bit dirt and moisture, could be even worse if you dont have a dryer or after filter on your compressor. Moisture expands and contracts from ambient temperature changes, let alone contributes to rust on some rims.

Nitrogen generators fill your tires with 99%-96% pure nitrogen. This ensures a much cleaner consistent gas throughout the tire.

Truck tires aren't cheap. If you are diligent about keeping your tires full and to 35 PSI (or whatever you prefer), you may not get the full benefits of NO2. But if you are like 90% of the general population, having a gas that leaks 3-4 times less than basic air could save up to 20% more tread life.

Most places will throw it in for free if you ask them. If not, a $20 investment could save your tire life and some gas mileage.

All Im saying is it def cant hurt. Give it a try, if you dont notice anything, your down 20. If it does whats it supposed too, you will save double that on gas over several months, let alone tire integrity.

JUST DONT RUN OVER A NAIL!

 

my new truck has it in the tires.

the sensors on the dash comes on for a while then goes away for a day or two then starts the cycle again.

will not be in my tires long