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Originally Posted by forp
Our local Costco uses nitrogen in all new tires. The reason is the moisture content. The moisture in the tires expands and contracts at a higher rate than dry air(atomospheric or from a bottle). If your compressor could remove all of the moisture, you'd get the same effect. The higher the moisture content, the more the tire pressure varies with temp. It is not snake oil but a good way to help maintain constant pressure with changes in temperature.
Dan
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Yep. x2. And you also get those neat little green tire valve caps. Look at me, I'm riding on nitrogen!
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2007 E550 4Matic - 61,000 Km - Iridium Silver, black leather, Sport package, Premium 2 package
2007 GL450 4Matic - 62,000 Km - Obsidian Black Metallic, black leather, all options
1998 E430 - sold
1989 300E - 333,000 Km - sold
1977 280E - sold
1971 250 - retired
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