Reply to "Nitrogen in tires?"

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would I want N2? YES
would I pay the amount I've heard (>$100) NO!!!

While O2 is considered deterimental since I casues oxidation and leaks slighty quicker, to me the thing I would most want to eleminate would be water. now to figure out a way to reduce the water from humid air that enters when mounting, maybe use a heat gun

I was googling for a clip in line air dyrer filter (the filter alone is less than $20). which I think I will make up something for my use. I found they now have personal N2 generators for sale. the Parker TyreSaver wand attaches to end of a standard air house, has a dyrer and an oxegen scrubber. the cost is only $1000 with replacement filter/scrubber cartridge about $600

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