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Originally Posted by Ezskanken

Nitrogen is a bigger then oxygen. The purpose behind it was that it was suppose to keep your tire inflated longer then oxygen would. Less chance of escaping through the many tiny tiny exits. I was confused to when I went in to my tire shop a long time ago and saw those green tanks in the bay. Oxygen is free, and nitrogen cost a couple dollars if I remember correctly. I asked the same exact question...

I believe it is not so much to do with it leaking out but that it doesn't expand and contract as much with temperature change as air does prob. Bc it is like you said a larger molecule.
But yes keeps it Inflated longer which means better fuel mileage and less checking tire pressure.

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Originally Posted by Born2Juice4Ever

That's such a girly truck They are nice little SUVs no doubt!!! Very safe and good on gas.


B2J

LOL.. Well I had a gmc ford truck that was a 2004 , but when my ex crashed he's work truck he needed another big truck for he's contruction work. So I said ok but you gotta get me a semi new truck thats good on gas and good in winter. So he got me that one. EXCEPT I wanted a red one.

And yes they are great with gas !.

TweetI just bought A beater 1990 f-250 275,000km and have a 1999 bmw528i 285,000 that I let someone drive and they messed the driver side up. I put a new door on but it's still primer grey ;-( but I'm too cheap to buy a new one. Still drives like a Beamer lol. And I have a 2002 cavalier 160,000km for traveling when I'm at work.
Almost time for an upgrade.

TweetBallers, shit can I be down? I got a 98 jeep grand 5.9 it's a gas hog but it gets the job done! Being I live where it snows I have to have 4 a weal drive!

TweetLOL @ Ballers

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Originally Posted by Hypertrophy

Ballers, shit can I be down? I got a 98 jeep grand 5.9 it's a gas hog but it gets the job done! Being I live where it snows I have to have 4 a weal drive!

Haha the cavalier does awesome in the snow especially with studs. But hey they say a vehicle is the most appreciated purchase for most people but it is the worst investment ever. IMHO buy houses not cars. Lol they are almost the same payment and last longer make more.

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Originally Posted by rnixon

Haha the cavalier does awesome in the snow especially with studs. But hey they say a vehicle is the most appreciated purchase for most people but it is the worst investment ever. IMHO buy houses not cars. Lol they are almost the same payment and last longer make more.

good point.

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Originally Posted by jamescb77

I have a 2012 jeep wrangler 4 door. I love it. Lifted looks nice drives nice does everything I need.

Unclem that car will run for damn near ever if you take care of it.

thats reassuring james, thnx brother.

Tweet2002 BMW M3 86k miles and I'm selling it this weekend. I also own a 2010 Camaro that the wife drives. No sure what ill be replacing the M3 with yet. Prob something cheap since I need $ right now

TweetBMW 335 IX Drive turbo.

TweetI have a big vehicle for hauling shit and a smaller convertible vehicle for going out on dates and driving through the mountains in the summer

Tweet93 rx7

Might be upgrading to a c6 vette soon.

TweetRx7s. I read that those cars can give it when the time comes to go hard.


I have seen them over the years, nice for sure.

sperfast, and nixon yes your explanations make complete sense. I thought it would have to do with longevity of the rubber.
Technology is getting too advanced...what's next cars will NO tires



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