Ang refill P50/5 tires at honda makati. Also, 3 months na since i last filled with nitrogen, 1psi pa lang nababawas.
Ang refill P50/5 tires at honda makati. Also, 3 months na since i last filled with nitrogen, 1psi pa lang nababawas.
not worth it if you're only doing regular driving. It's only recommended for those High performance low profile tires with very abusive usage. Regular air is already 78% Nitrogen.
nitrogen is lighter and cooler compare sa common o regular air filled tires. if nka nitrogen ka and your driving on a hot pavement your tires are cooler kaya less stress to tire's surface. since mas lighter ang nitrogen, less load din sa engine thus saving you a few bucks in your fuel.
I disagree sir, 3months tapos 1psi lang mababawas? Baka 1month pa lang bawas na yan eh.Originally Posted by Retz
^ pano sir maimprove yung ridr quality?
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I've never been a believer of nitro for everyday cars. Kung Sa racing pa pwede dahil milliseconds makes a big difference.
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#retzing
Yep! Isa ako sa sinuwerte, thinking when to claim it hehe
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I always fill up every two to three weeks.
Ang advantage lang for me using this is sure ako na 1 to 2 psi lang nababawas everytime i visit for refill considering 500 to 700 kilometers a week travel ko.
Pantay din magbawas front and rear tires kadalasan.
try niyo search "fifth gear nitrogen tire test"
direct comparison ng normal compressed air vs nitrogen filled tires.
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try niyo search "fifth gear nitrogen tire test"
direct comparison ng normal compressed air vs nitrogen filled tires.
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Nitrogen works for me. I usually refill every 5k when I have my tires rotated. It keeps the pressure more consistently compared to air. Tumataas lang ng 2-3 psi after a drive. I check the pressure weekly with my own tire guage anyway.
If you plan to go Nitrogen, never re-inflate it with ordinary air. The air will just seep out. Check tire pressure regularly. Also, will be practical to have the nitrogen source close by, in case refills have to be done.
If free, why not. If may bayad, nevermind.
I use regular air lang. I have my own portable tire inflator and digital tire air pressure gauge at home. Even with ordinary air, it takes few months before the tires lose air pressure and need to refill.
Last edited by red_one; September 19th, 2015 at 01:23 PM.