Properly inflated tires are crucial in racing. Research suggests using Nitrogen (N2) instead of compressed air. Why? Compressed air contains moisture. When the tire gets hot, the moisture in the compressed air causes the air in the tire to expand at a faster rate than N2.
Reading Time: 5 minutes Improving tire performance is often thought of in terms of pressure, tread retention, and traction. What may not immediately come
Reading Time: 6 minutes Similar to how the type of gas you put into your vehicle alters its performance, the choice between nitrogen or regular air will affect your tires’ performance. While regular air is more common, nitrogen-filled tires have numerous benefits, including the ability to maintain your car’s best possible stopping distance — the key to a safe journey!
Reading Time: 5 minutes Similar to how the type of gas you put into your vehicle alters its performance, the choice between nitrogen or regular air will affect your tires’ performance. While regular air is more common, nitrogen-filled tires have numerous benefits, including the ability to maintain your car’s best possible stopping distance — the key to a safe journey!
Reading Time: 5 minutes Similar to how the type of gas you put into your vehicle alters its performance, the choice between nitrogen or regular air will affect your tires’ performance. While regular air is more common, nitrogen-filled tires have numerous benefits, including the ability to maintain your car’s best possible stopping distance — the key to a safe journey!
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