Nitrogen Tire Inflation is used in vehicles ranging from race cars, motorcycles, and passenger cars to commercial airlines, US Military aircraft and it is even used by NASA. Vehicles all over the world rely on nitrogen to fill their tires because of its reliability and improved performance. Nitrogen gas is also noncombustible, nonflammable, noncorrosive, and environmentally friendly making it very safe to use.

Why Use Nitrogen? It is Safer * Using Nitrogen results in fewer tire failures. * All tires leak some air, leading to tire deflation and under inflation can lead to catastrophic blowout or tread separation. Better Fuel Economy * Everyday we lose up to two million gallons of gasoline to low tire pressure. (US Dept. of Energy) * According to Bridgestone/ Firestone nitrogen will keep air pressure of a tire more consistent than filling it with air. * Tires roll easier, resulting in better fuel economy. Increased Tire Life * Nitrogen inflation results in longer lasting tires. * Nitrogen diffuses through the side wall 20- 30% slower than air, which reduces loss in tire pressure. * According to Bridgestone/ Firestone, under inflation of five pounds of pressure can reduce tread life by 25%. Provides Consistent Handling * Nitrogen will provide a more consistent handling vehicle. * www.airproducts.com stated that properly inflated tires corner better than under inflated tires * Over inflated tires produce a jarring and uncomfortable ride, while under inflated tires can cause erratic and unpredictable steering.

Q & A on Nitrogen Tire Inflation:

Do I still need to check the pressure on nitrogen filled tires regularly or refill them?

Yes- While Nitrogen will help you maintain proper tire pressure longer, Nitrogen in your tires doesn't protect you from road hazards so you should check your tire pressure on a regular basis. Never drive on under inflated tires.

Can air and Nitrogen be mixed together?

Yes- If you must top off your tires with regular compressed air, it isn't a problem. By topping off a nitrogen- filled tire with air, you're only decreasing the effectiveness of the nitrogen in your tires. There are no safety concerns. Return to your local Tire Warehouse for FREE top-offs or for a FREE re-installation.

Will Nitrogen affect the Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) on a vehicle?

Nitrogen enhances the reliability of a TPMS system by minimizing moisture in the tire. You'll have less frequent alerts from the TPMS system because your tires stay at optimum pressure longer.

Can I use Nitrogen in my spare tire?

Yes- It is actually recommended because nitrogen inflation maintains adequate pressure longer. Insure a properly inflated spare at the time you need to use it, inflate with Nitrogen!