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Careful there, too much nitrogen and you could get the bends! lol.
Actually the nitrogen is supposed to have less of a chance of water getting into your tires (as with regular air in an air compressor). If it does hold it's pressure longer than air does, all the other claims of treadlife and mileage fall under that (a by product of having the right pressures vs. having low pressure in tires) |
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