Nitrogen for Tires [Merged]

**batang_raon14** · May 9th, 2006 06:10 PM

Sedan lang. I think nasa manual ng sasakyan nyo chief ung recommended psi. Saken 32 nakalagay for normal load and since umoks na saken ung psi na un, oks na. Check nyo po. =D

**jezreel** · May 9th, 2006 08:53 PM

1. Paano ba ma-check kung genuine nitro ang kinarga? Kasi may binanggit dito na food grade nitro, I think we can;t rely sa mga color code ng tangke.
2. yung mga nitro sa mga gasoline station were produced from nitrogen generators and I can say this is genuine unless may mga ginagalaw na regulators sa mga generators na ito para ma-control kung ang gusto ng may-ari di gaanong pure ang ipo-produced nya.
3. These nitrogen generators are connected sa mga air compressors. Ordinary air is composed of 70+% nitro ang the remaining is oxygen and other gases. Kapag pinadaan sa nitrogen generators inaalis yung unnecessary gases and moisture resulting to a more dry air.
4. Ang dapat ma-check sa gasoline station ay kung pinapadaan ito sa nitrogen generators kasi baka purely galing na pa al yon sa air compressor.
5. all we had to do is to check yung mga connections nila, madali kasing gawan yan ng by-pass, dalawang valve lang kasi ang malimutan galawin dyan puede na kayong madaya.

**boybi** · May 11th, 2006 06:58 PM

had my tires filled with nitrogen this morning at Tireboy. they charged me P150/tire!! SUV daw kasi at malaki yung gulong! sa totoo lang, wala akong na feel na difference

FrankDrebin · May 11th, 2006 07:06 PM

Hehehe. Mahal namang "hangin" nyan. Php10 lang sa suking vulcanizing shop ang pahangin ng 4 na gulong. :D

**theveed** · May 11th, 2006 07:22 PM

IMO kalokohan yan for everyday driving... geez

**CLAVEL3699** · May 11th, 2006 07:34 PM

Originally Posted by boybi

had my tires filled with nitrogen this morning at Tireboy. they charged me P150/tire!! SUV daw kasi at malaki yung gulong! sa totoo lang, wala akong na feel na difference

boybi,

mahal naman nung syo sa akin 75/tire lang.

Dyan din sa tireboy banaue?

Mukha nga wala ako nararamdaman eh.

**falken** · May 11th, 2006 07:38 PM

When I changed my tires at Tireboy years ago, kinargahan nila ng nitrogen gas ang mga brand new tires ko, wala namang difference IMO.

**boybi** · May 11th, 2006 07:55 PM

nasabi kasi nung friend ko na may fortuner that his ride improved a lot with nitrogen.

**ILuvDetailing** · May 11th, 2006 07:59 PM

placebo

**falken** · May 11th, 2006 08:06 PM

Originally Posted by boybi

nasabi kasi nung friend ko na may fortuner that his ride improved a lot with nitrogen.

AFAIK, nitrogen gas is not affected by temperature increase of the tires during long distance driving, meaning di tataas ang psi mo during long distance trips, therefore puwedeng kargahan mo ng mas mataas na psi ang gulong mo without fear of blowing up your tires, and with higher psi mas matipid sa fuel ang car mo. Bagay iyan for frequent long distance travellers.