Inflating tyres with dry nitrogen - Page 8 - Team-BHP

n_aditya · 4th May 2007, 10:15

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Originally Posted by normally_crazy

OT - Am looking for a reliable air pressure checking gauge. Help and suggestions please.

Hi NC, I faced a similar issue and i managed to buy a nice and reliable guage from my tire dealer. Cost me INR 450/- manufactured and calibrated by Bridgestone.

Look around and you shall find one. Most tire dealers stock them.

I can post a pic of the guage for you in a day or two if u need.

All the best.

zakaaaaasss · 4th May 2007, 10:50

pune guys is there any place near kothrud, deccan where N2 filling is available ?

iraghava · 4th May 2007, 12:15

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Originally Posted by normally_crazy

OT - Am looking for a reliable air pressure checking gauge. Help and suggestions please.

Go to the dealer you got your Bridgestone's fitted from, there is a new scheme going on in which Bridgestone are giving away a quite nice Tyre Pressure gauge in a nicely packed Plastic case et al. I got one for free recently (and without purchasing anything

) so you should tell him to give one to you too, since you just bought tyres from them.

n_aditya · 4th May 2007, 13:39

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Originally Posted by iraghava

I got one for free recently (and without purchasing anything )

Appears to be the very same guage which i was sold for 450 bucks.

but this was last november so i am guessing this scheme is rolled out only now.

speed0mania · 8th May 2007, 22:14

delhi boys where are you?? anyone know any place other than hemkunt jangpura?? as they dont have it anymore!! cant suvive without it 1ce you've got it!!

iraghava · 8th May 2007, 22:40

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Originally Posted by speed0mania

delhi boys where are you?? anyone know any place other than hemkunt jangpura?? as they dont have it anymore!! cant suvive without it 1ce you've got it!!

Give me a call tomorrow, I'll try & find you an outlet.

X-Machine · 27th May 2007, 04:34

Ive been driving on Nitrogen Tires for a little more than a year now. My views:
1) The braking has improved. Its more smoother now, if you know what i mean.
2) Ride quality is top notch. Even during last monsoons, the car was very much in control,thanks to the firm-hold of the tires.
3) Get the pressure checked every month without fail. It drops.
4) Nitrotires are HIGHLY recommended on highways.
5) The correct pressure for Nitro is about 2-3 PSI lesser than regular Air.
6) Like NC stated above, stick to one place for refilling. Else, you will be dis-satisfied with the fluctuations of the pressure.
7) Nitro is more-or-less useless on Tubetype Tires. Dont waste your money.
8) And lastly, if you are still driving on Air, please do yourself a favor and fill up Nitrogen. It Dopes.

Hope this helps.

X

esteem_lover · 27th May 2007, 08:22

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Originally Posted by karthik247

Got the tyres filled with Nitrogen too... But all u guys are sayin the tyres dont heat up, but my tyres to get warm or heated. Not a lot but still.... Didn't feel any big difference anywy..

I am running on N2 for a few months now & its nice, but i dont see any major difference in ride, handling like it is being put up here (Or maybe i am stupid). Yes, one advantage is that even after 80 odd days , the pressure has not dropped at all.

pujaari · 27th May 2007, 16:03

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Originally Posted by iraghava

Give me a call tomorrow, I'll try & find you an outlet.

Any outlet in Delhi?

speed0mania · 27th May 2007, 21:46

no luck yet ive been having wxams will try and find one after they get over!!

aZa · 28th May 2007, 00:46

Dhruv i saw an advert in the newspaper saying Tyre shoppee in noida has Nitrogen for cars now!

speed0mania · 28th May 2007, 00:53

hey aza! thats cool i need n2 mann that stuff is addictive! where is tyre shoppee??

msdivy · 28th May 2007, 08:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by esteem_lover

I am running on N2 for a few months now & its nice, but i dont see any major difference in ride, handling like it is being put up here (Or maybe i am stupid). Yes, one advantage is that even after 80 odd days , the pressure has not dropped at all.

My experience too

aZa · 28th May 2007, 12:55

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Originally Posted by speed0mania

hey aza! thats cool i need n2 mann that stuff is addictive! where is tyre shoppee??

Dhruv its in sector 5 i think just before nimbus hyundai service center. Drive straight down from Indian Oil building

nkapoor777 · 28th May 2007, 13:00

Don't we get it anywhere in South Delhi? Driving down to NOida, is that the only option??

27th May 2007, 04:34	#112 (permalink)
X-Machine Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Mumbai/Tokyo Posts: 1,429	Ive been driving on Nitrogen Tires for a little more than a year now. My views: 1) The braking has improved. Its more smoother now, if you know what i mean. 2) Ride quality is top notch. Even during last monsoons, the car was very much in control,thanks to the firm-hold of the tires. 3) Get the pressure checked every month without fail. It drops. 4) Nitrotires are HIGHLY recommended on highways. 5) The correct pressure for Nitro is about 2-3 PSI lesser than regular Air. 6) Like NC stated above, stick to one place for refilling. Else, you will be dis-satisfied with the fluctuations of the pressure. 7) Nitro is more-or-less useless on Tubetype Tires. Dont waste your money. 8) And lastly, if you are still driving on Air, please do yourself a favor and fill up Nitrogen. It Dopes. Hope this helps. X __________________ ------->> X <<-------

28th May 2007, 00:46	#116 (permalink)
aZa Senior - BHPian Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Noida / Delhi Posts: 1,210 View My Garage	Dhruv i saw an advert in the newspaper saying Tyre shoppee in noida has Nitrogen for cars now! __________________ -[ " If the ride is more fly, then you must buy. " - Snoop Dogg ]-

28th May 2007, 13:00	#120 (permalink)
nkapoor777 BHPian Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: New Delhi Posts: 171	Don't we get it anywhere in South Delhi? Driving down to NOida, is that the only option?? __________________ Nitin Kapoor a.k.a. NK

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