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Well several months ago after reading several articles on it I replaced the
air in all my vehicle tires with nitrogen gas. I have a medium size bottle
I use to this AC and HVAC system testing. Well in over two months the tire
pressure has remained steady and I have had not had to add any. I tried it
in my motorcycle too and got the same results. Apparent the nitrogen
molecules are larger than air molecules and do not penetrate the rubber and
you can go to checking your tires every 6 months. Nitrogen is cheap from
the local welding supply house

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Re: It Works
 

Nitrogen as N2 is the smallest molecule in air. Curious.
Tomes

"Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Well several months ago after reading several articles on it I replaced
the
> air in all my vehicle tires with nitrogen gas. I have a medium size
bottle
> I use to this AC and HVAC system testing. Well in over two months the
tire
> pressure has remained steady and I have had not had to add any. I tried
it
> in my motorcycle too and got the same results. Apparent the nitrogen
> molecules are larger than air molecules and do not penetrate the rubber
and
> you can go to checking your tires every 6 months. Nitrogen is cheap from
> the local welding supply house
>
> --
> Coasty
>
> Remove the SPOOGE to reply
>
>

Re: It Works
 

Nitrogen as N2 is the smallest molecule in air. Curious.
Tomes

"Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Well several months ago after reading several articles on it I replaced
the
> air in all my vehicle tires with nitrogen gas. I have a medium size
bottle
> I use to this AC and HVAC system testing. Well in over two months the
tire
> pressure has remained steady and I have had not had to add any. I tried
it
> in my motorcycle too and got the same results. Apparent the nitrogen
> molecules are larger than air molecules and do not penetrate the rubber
and
> you can go to checking your tires every 6 months. Nitrogen is cheap from
> the local welding supply house
>
> --
> Coasty
>
> Remove the SPOOGE to reply
>
>

Re: It Works
 

Nitrogen as N2 is the smallest molecule in air. Curious.
Tomes

"Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:PNadnfqSEbhHxdneRVn-ug@comcast.com...
> Well several months ago after reading several articles on it I replaced
the
> air in all my vehicle tires with nitrogen gas. I have a medium size
bottle
> I use to this AC and HVAC system testing. Well in over two months the
tire
> pressure has remained steady and I have had not had to add any. I tried
it
> in my motorcycle too and got the same results. Apparent the nitrogen
> molecules are larger than air molecules and do not penetrate the rubber
and
> you can go to checking your tires every 6 months. Nitrogen is cheap from
> the local welding supply house
>
> --
> Coasty
>
> Remove the SPOOGE to reply
>
>

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Check with your local tire dealer, you may be able to get it at no charge.

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"Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Well several months ago after reading several articles on it I replaced
> the air in all my vehicle tires with nitrogen gas. I have a medium size
> bottle I use to this AC and HVAC system testing. Well in over two months
> the tire pressure has remained steady and I have had not had to add any.
> I tried it in my motorcycle too and got the same results. Apparent the
> nitrogen molecules are larger than air molecules and do not penetrate the
> rubber and you can go to checking your tires every 6 months. Nitrogen is
> cheap from the local welding supply house
>
> --
> Coasty
>
> Remove the SPOOGE to reply
>

Re: It Works
 

Check with your local tire dealer, you may be able to get it at no charge.

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"Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Well several months ago after reading several articles on it I replaced
> the air in all my vehicle tires with nitrogen gas. I have a medium size
> bottle I use to this AC and HVAC system testing. Well in over two months
> the tire pressure has remained steady and I have had not had to add any.
> I tried it in my motorcycle too and got the same results. Apparent the
> nitrogen molecules are larger than air molecules and do not penetrate the
> rubber and you can go to checking your tires every 6 months. Nitrogen is
> cheap from the local welding supply house
>
> --
> Coasty
>
> Remove the SPOOGE to reply
>

Re: It Works
 

Check with your local tire dealer, you may be able to get it at no charge.

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"Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote in message
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> Well several months ago after reading several articles on it I replaced
> the air in all my vehicle tires with nitrogen gas. I have a medium size
> bottle I use to this AC and HVAC system testing. Well in over two months
> the tire pressure has remained steady and I have had not had to add any.
> I tried it in my motorcycle too and got the same results. Apparent the
> nitrogen molecules are larger than air molecules and do not penetrate the
> rubber and you can go to checking your tires every 6 months. Nitrogen is
> cheap from the local welding supply house
>
> --
> Coasty
>
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Re: It Works
 

There are other reasons. this page is from a small locally owned tire chain
that supplied my tires.

http://www.tirediscounters.com/nitrogen.html

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"Tomes" <XXtomanml@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> Nitrogen as N2 is the smallest molecule in air. Curious.
> Tomes
>
> "Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:PNadnfqSEbhHxdneRVn-ug@comcast.com...
>> Well several months ago after reading several articles on it I replaced
> the
>> air in all my vehicle tires with nitrogen gas. I have a medium size
> bottle
>> I use to this AC and HVAC system testing. Well in over two months the
> tire
>> pressure has remained steady and I have had not had to add any. I tried
> it
>> in my motorcycle too and got the same results. Apparent the nitrogen
>> molecules are larger than air molecules and do not penetrate the rubber
> and
>> you can go to checking your tires every 6 months. Nitrogen is cheap from
>> the local welding supply house
>>
>> --
>> Coasty
>>
>> Remove the SPOOGE to reply
>>
>>
>
>

Re: It Works
 

There are other reasons. this page is from a small locally owned tire chain
that supplied my tires.

http://www.tirediscounters.com/nitrogen.html

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"Tomes" <XXtomanml@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> Nitrogen as N2 is the smallest molecule in air. Curious.
> Tomes
>
> "Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:PNadnfqSEbhHxdneRVn-ug@comcast.com...
>> Well several months ago after reading several articles on it I replaced
> the
>> air in all my vehicle tires with nitrogen gas. I have a medium size
> bottle
>> I use to this AC and HVAC system testing. Well in over two months the
> tire
>> pressure has remained steady and I have had not had to add any. I tried
> it
>> in my motorcycle too and got the same results. Apparent the nitrogen
>> molecules are larger than air molecules and do not penetrate the rubber
> and
>> you can go to checking your tires every 6 months. Nitrogen is cheap from
>> the local welding supply house
>>
>> --
>> Coasty
>>
>> Remove the SPOOGE to reply
>>
>>
>
>

Re: It Works
 

There are other reasons. this page is from a small locally owned tire chain
that supplied my tires.

http://www.tirediscounters.com/nitrogen.html

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"Tomes" <XXtomanml@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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> Nitrogen as N2 is the smallest molecule in air. Curious.
> Tomes
>
> "Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:PNadnfqSEbhHxdneRVn-ug@comcast.com...
>> Well several months ago after reading several articles on it I replaced
> the
>> air in all my vehicle tires with nitrogen gas. I have a medium size
> bottle
>> I use to this AC and HVAC system testing. Well in over two months the
> tire
>> pressure has remained steady and I have had not had to add any. I tried
> it
>> in my motorcycle too and got the same results. Apparent the nitrogen
>> molecules are larger than air molecules and do not penetrate the rubber
> and
>> you can go to checking your tires every 6 months. Nitrogen is cheap from
>> the local welding supply house
>>
>> --
>> Coasty
>>
>> Remove the SPOOGE to reply
>>
>>
>
>

Re: It Works
 

In article <PNadnfqSEbhHxdneRVn-ug@comcast.com>,
"Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote:

> Apparent the nitrogen molecules are larger than air molecules

HA, HA, hahahahaha.

Air is a mixture of gases, and the largest portion by percentage is by
far Nitrogen. There's no such thing as an "air" molecule, but since most
of air is Nitrogen, one could hardly make the above claim.

From the Tire Discounters web site:
"Nitrogen, unlike air, is non-combustible."

Also funny, as air does not burn, either. It does provide fuel for fire.
Although strictly speaking, air CAN burn if it's hot enough. Or more
precisely, stuff in the air can combust - smoke, dust, pollen, whatever.

So why would Nitrogen-filled tires need reinflation less often?
Something to do with how inert N is?

B

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It is easier to tame wild beasts
than to conquer the human mind.

Re: It Works
 

In article <PNadnfqSEbhHxdneRVn-ug@comcast.com>,
"Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote:

> Apparent the nitrogen molecules are larger than air molecules

HA, HA, hahahahaha.

Air is a mixture of gases, and the largest portion by percentage is by
far Nitrogen. There's no such thing as an "air" molecule, but since most
of air is Nitrogen, one could hardly make the above claim.

From the Tire Discounters web site:
"Nitrogen, unlike air, is non-combustible."

Also funny, as air does not burn, either. It does provide fuel for fire.
Although strictly speaking, air CAN burn if it's hot enough. Or more
precisely, stuff in the air can combust - smoke, dust, pollen, whatever.

So why would Nitrogen-filled tires need reinflation less often?
Something to do with how inert N is?

B

--
Brian Heller

It is easier to tame wild beasts
than to conquer the human mind.

Re: It Works
 

In article <PNadnfqSEbhHxdneRVn-ug@comcast.com>,
"Coasty" <uscg_retSPOOGE@comcast.net> wrote:

> Apparent the nitrogen molecules are larger than air molecules

HA, HA, hahahahaha.

Air is a mixture of gases, and the largest portion by percentage is by
far Nitrogen. There's no such thing as an "air" molecule, but since most
of air is Nitrogen, one could hardly make the above claim.

From the Tire Discounters web site:
"Nitrogen, unlike air, is non-combustible."

Also funny, as air does not burn, either. It does provide fuel for fire.
Although strictly speaking, air CAN burn if it's hot enough. Or more
precisely, stuff in the air can combust - smoke, dust, pollen, whatever.

So why would Nitrogen-filled tires need reinflation less often?
Something to do with how inert N is?

B

--
Brian Heller

It is easier to tame wild beasts
than to conquer the human mind.

Re: It Works
 

Tomes wrote:
> Nitrogen as N2 is the smallest molecule in air. Curious.


Perhaps the oxygen in regular air oxidizez the tire or wheel thus
removing the oxygen content over time.

Would the net result be less pressure, or would the oxidation produce
other gasses?

Re: It Works
 

Tomes wrote:
> Nitrogen as N2 is the smallest molecule in air. Curious.


Perhaps the oxygen in regular air oxidizez the tire or wheel thus
removing the oxygen content over time.

Would the net result be less pressure, or would the oxidation produce
other gasses?

Re: It Works
 

Tomes wrote:
> Nitrogen as N2 is the smallest molecule in air. Curious.


Perhaps the oxygen in regular air oxidizez the tire or wheel thus
removing the oxygen content over time.

Would the net result be less pressure, or would the oxidation produce
other gasses?