Reply to "Nitrogen in tires?"

accobraMember

Gents,

You can simply contact a local HVAC Tech and have him use his vac pump and pull a vac on the tire / rim assembly ... not sure if you would break the bead ... and then I'm sure on his truck he has a nitrogen tank to refill the tire ... or go to any HVAC Supplier or Compressed Gas Supplier ... your going to have to buy a Nitrogen Gauge/ Hose and leave a deposit for the cylinder ... only minor dilemma is adapting a Air chuck to a shrader fitting to adapt to a Nitrogen hose so you can fill tires.

Ron

1/5/144:31 PM

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