TTravler

My dealer does it but they charge $100 is that to high?

Looking to see if I can get a better price.

'Nova more S4

cotsco iirc. I would skip if you ever track your car.

TTravler

Nope, not going to track it, what should I be looking to pay, is my dealer cheating me out of $100 ?

ruknd

for various conditions its not worth it. Once you mix air in there the purpose is done.

paulroad

Normal air is more than 78% Nitrogen to start with.

Sure its lower in moisture and will aleviate the internal rusting of the wheels, but we have allum. alloy wheels and we will either destroy them or sell them before they could even begin to rust out.

Nitrogen is less prone to outside temp changes and will hold its pressure. Well as enthusiasts, we are going to check our inflation often regardless of the methood used to fill them up...right?

In the end whether its $40.00 or $100.00 you can accomplish the same with normal pressure checking and normal free air.<ul><li><a href="http://www.bankrate.com/brm/news/car-advice/20070714_driving_dollars_tires_nitrogen_a1.asp">re ad on.</a></li></ul>

ruknd

because there is less chance of failure due to even a gradual loss of pressure. But for someone who alters pressure, yes its a waste because once you incorporate any air you lose the purpose of nitrogen.

nynyvtecjstkickdinyo

good read

Fluffhead

<ul><li><a href="http://www.nitrofill.com">http://www.nitrofill.com</a</li></ul>