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#11
Originally Posted by Mark Fahey
Be sure to check your tire pressures because the cold weather causes the pressure to drop.
#12
Originally Posted by toastedoats
Originally Posted by Mark Fahey
Be sure to check your tire pressures because the cold weather causes the pressure to drop.
#13
The colder weather will actually contribute to more air leaking out of the tire through the natural pores in the rubber. This is due to a higher heat cycle, actually lower starting temperature, but same working temperature which results in a larger delta-T. Because the tire is expanding and contracting more in the winter, more air gets released from the pores when the tire contracts. The winter time is when you need to keep a close eye on your tire pressures.
Many people have switched over to Nitrogen filled tires not only because Nitrogen doesn't expand as much as air, but also because the Nitrogen molecules are larger than air which keeps it from seeping through the pores of the rubber.
Many people have switched over to Nitrogen filled tires not only because Nitrogen doesn't expand as much as air, but also because the Nitrogen molecules are larger than air which keeps it from seeping through the pores of the rubber.
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Originally Posted by toastedoats
Originally Posted by Mark Fahey
Be sure to check your tire pressures because the cold weather causes the pressure to drop.
#15
Many people have switched over to Nitrogen filled tires not only because Nitrogen doesn't expand as much as air, but also because the Nitrogen molecules are larger than air which keeps it from seeping through the pores of the rubber.
:P ha ha
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