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Should You Put Nitrogen In Your Car's Tires? - AutoGuide.com
Air typically features about 78 percent nitrogen, so why should you pay more to fill your car’s tires with pure nitrogen?Is there a tangible reason to spend more on this or are dealerships and ...

Do Nitrogen Filled Tires Actually Make That Much Of A ... - Jalopnik
To fill up your tires with air at a gas station or other service station may not cost more than a dollar, but the same can't be said for nitrogen. Some facilities will charge from $30 per tire.

Do Nitrogen Filled Tires Actually Make That Much Of A Difference ... - MSN
That isn't necessarily true. Nitrogen in your tires doesn't really make that much of a difference, but there are arguments for and against it.

What Do Green Caps On A Tire Mean? - SlashGear
During the course of a year, a tire filled with nitrogen can be expected to lose, on average, about 1.3 pounds per square inch (psi) less than a tire filled with regular air.

Where To Get Nitrogen For Tires: The Most Convenient Options
That said, if you do prefer to fill your tires with nitrogen, you may be wondering about the best place to get it. Depending on your area, you probably have more options than you realize.

Is It Safe To Add Regular Air To Nitrogen Tires? Here's ... - SlashGear
Because nitrogen molecules are larger, it's harder for them to slip through the pores in your tires. Some people choose to use nitrogen for this reason, as, in theory, you'll lose less pressure ...

Here’s What a Green Cap on Your Tire Air Valve Means
That said, nitrogen comes at a premium fill-up cost of around $20 and is most likely only found at your dealer. READ ON: Here's What That Red, Yellow, or White Dot Means on Your Tire ...

You Don't Need to Fill Your Car's Tires With Nitrogen
After 12 months, the tires filled with compressed air lost an average of 3.5 psi (out of 30 psi), while those filled with nitrogen were down an average of 2.2 psi.