Reply to "Nitrogen in tires?"

panteradougMember

Kelly. As long as you are in the calculating mood, how contaminated is the nitrogen going to be by the air left in the tire when drained as completely as you can get it? Then pumping it up with nitrogen?

I'm taking a guess and thinking around 5% contaminated with air?

That means no matter what I do there will still be a percentage of water vapor trapped in the tire?

Is the tank of nitrogen going to be 100% free of water vapor because nitrogen retains no water vapor or just because of the manor the tank was filled with nitrogen?

The descant filter is a good idea though. Never thought to look for one? Doe!

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