The gas you fill your tires with also plays a role. Is nitrogen more effective than the good old regular air for tires? The jury is still out on this. Today’s article will weigh the advantages and ...

Unlike the tires on an automobile filled with compressed air, those on a commercial airplane ... There are actually several reasons why inert nitrogen gas is used. The primary one, however ...

Nitrogen has found its purpose in more than just tires. It's often used in a vehicle’s air conditioning system during ...

Using a combination of nitrogen and air in your tires won't harm ... Properly inflated tires handle better, may get better gas mileage, wear more evenly, and can help keep you safer on the road.

CR's tests show that using nitrogen is not worth the money or inconvenience By Jeff S. Bartlett This common pitch is ...

Yes, nitrogen is technically a better gas to fill tires with than air, though it's not really so much about nitrogen itself as it is not having water vapor in your tires. Is it worth it?

So, if you're running regular air in your tires, don't feel like you need to rush out and switch to a different gas. That said, if you do prefer to fill your tires with nitrogen, you may be ...

For a while now, I've been debating back and forth on the use of Nitrogen gas for filling tires. Race teams almost exclusively use it for that slight advantage that it brings over air filled tires ...

Green caps on tire valve stems usually mean the tires are filled with nitrogen instead of ordinary air. Car dealers, tire dealers, repair shops and even some gas stations have touted nitrogen for ...

This common pitch is compelling: Filling your car’s tires with nitrogen will reduce air loss, boost fuel economy, reduce rolling resistance, and improve safety. Some cars are even sold with the ...

Gear-obsessed editors choose every product we review. We may earn commission if you buy from a link. Why Trust Us? Is there really an advantage to using nitrogen in tires rather than air, such as ...