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Nitrogen tyre fill
This may be a noobie question and sorry if its a repost. Just drove past a tyre shop in ossy park with a sign outside saying they will fill tyres with Nitrogen. Whats the benefit????
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Pressure fluctuates less with changes in heat and is dry as opposed to air from atmosphere which does contain moisture and can condense inside your tire.
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i actually asked about getting mine filled and i was told it really isnt worth it
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Definitely worth it for track work, but wouldn't bother for road.
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But for track work you'd want to be adjusting your tyre pressures based on the temp of the day yeah?
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BIG waste of money
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My tyres have about 78.084 % nitrogen in them
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Waste of money. Fill at BP with normal air. It's Free!
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