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RE: Nitrogen Inflation for Tyres - Merf - 16-03-2012 06:02pm

not had this done in my Evoque yet but did have my old BMW 645 done last time I was giving it its constant diet of new tyres, I expected nothing and always drive the same commute and noticed I got 1mpg better on nitrogen filled tyres.

maybe I sub-consciously made it happen by driving more carefully but wasn't aware of it. 12 miles more out of a tank of juice soon recouped the cost.


RE: Nitrogen Inflation for Tyres - SiT - 16-03-2012 10:20pm

Is it really scientific enough to spend my money and change ..?!?!?

Come across it before but maybe I’m old skool, i don't mind regularly checking my pressures at a nominal garage - plus it means i can purchase a bottle of white and 20 finest Marlborough tabs..!


RE: Nitrogen Inflation for Tyres - mark_n - 17-03-2012 07:47am

Keep in mind that air is 78% or so nitrogen anyway...


RE: Nitrogen Inflation for Tyres - Graham - 17-03-2012 08:30am

I think the remarks that air contains a high proportion of nitrogen anyway points to another scam to get a bit of extra cash out of the punters, £4 is not much on the cost of 4 new tyres, but £4 from each customer soon adds up to a tidy extra profit !! As nitrogen is so abundant a cylinder from BOC won,t cost much, years ago I wanted to respray a car and paying for 3 cylinders of nitrogen was cheaper than hiring a compressor !!


RE: Nitrogen Inflation for Tyres - cjfp - 17-03-2012 08:37am

Ah, I'm not gonna get caught out by that - I'm just gonna swap out the 22% that isn't nitrogen!


RE: Nitrogen Inflation for Tyres - VirtualCamper - 17-03-2012 09:34am

Led leasing insist upon nitrogen fill up when you replace a tire, the reason being I understand that pressure is better maintained and thus the tire lasts longer.


RE: Nitrogen Inflation for Tyres - ojonesyo - 18-03-2012 10:56pm

(16-03-2012 09:01am)cutter7 Wrote:  Had mine done yesterday..

http://shop.atseuromaster.co.uk/eshop/en_GB/services/tyre-services/nitrogen-inflation/8
I was about to shout the warning 'Dont you remember what happened to The Hindenburg' and then I remember that was Hydrogen......Doh! Owen UK