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Just trying to be helpful. Don’t forget to check your tire pressure. It’s getting colder here now causing tire pressures to fall as the air contracts. Low pressure can cause a blowout on even a good tire, which can possibly mangle a fender if it comes apart.
That will be the next big thing. Trailer tire sensors that interface with the tow vehicle and warn of low tire pressure
right rear had a slow leak forever on my truck , about once a week she gets freshened up , 36 yesterday and she wants some more air yet again ....
Got mine last week. Improved gas mileage a bit
If possible, I put nitrogen in my tires when it turns colder.
I had to do the wife’s Grand Cherokee, the sensors showed a 6 lb drop after the cold arrived. Aired them up an we are GTG!
Might want to have that tire checked out Ketchn. I had one slowly slowly leaking too and took to be checked and ended up being a nail in it. Pulled nail out and patched tire now no more leaking.
Next? I’ve had that for 5 years and it’s being included on new trucks now.Quote:
Originally Posted by DockShootinJack
Your dealer appreciates the extra money. There is no benefit to nitrogen in tires except to dealers making extra money from people who don’t understand physics.Quote:
Originally Posted by deathb4disco
I think it's worth it. YMMVQuote:
Originally Posted by CatFan
Besides, I'm a fly fisherman. Money means nothing to me.
There you go I am always a few years behind the timesQuote:
Originally Posted by CatFan
Buy tires at Costco…which I’ve yet to see anyone beat their price on tires….and you get the nitrogen for nothing for the life of the tires.Quote:
Originally Posted by CatFan
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Didn’t know that. Good to know!Quote:
Originally Posted by Alphahawk
Bob
"Besides, I'm a fly fisherman. Money means nothing to me."
Now that's funny. True, but still funny.
Mike
X2!!Quote:
Originally Posted by mikey16335
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