[raghu.t.k]

Has anyone in chennai tried this? Could I have the details of the shop and the experience

Thanks ...

[ravi@64bhp]

Originally Posted by varma

Does anyone know whether it is available in Hyderabad? If yes then where is it?

'Wheels' at Tadbund, Just after the IOC petrol pump. It also has another branch Near SR Nagar police station, but donno if they fill nitrogen.

[zenopio]

Originally Posted by varma

Does anyone know whether it is available in Hyderabad? If yes then where is it?

dude its available on minister road in ashoka wheels....150 for 4 tyers

[Shankyz]

Originally Posted by pujaari

The Indian Oil COCO pump right opposite Hyatt New Delhi is currently offering it free of charge.You may just tip the attendant if you wish

Grrrr, should have read this post earlier, was at Hyatt yesterday and didn't have a clue.... maybe next time

[premdiv]

Anybody from trivandrum, i would like to fill N2 in my Baleno. Where can i get it done and the cost of filling??

[Harbir]

I have never seen any scientific proof that nitrogen's supposed benefits exist in the real world, only anecdotes.

[tsk1979]

Originally Posted by Harbir

I have never seen any scientific proof that nitrogen's supposed benefits exist in the real world, only anecdotes.

Read my review. IT does have a benefit, albeit very little. So its good if its free

[manjubp]

Originally Posted by Harbir

I have never seen any scientific proof that nitrogen's supposed benefits exist in the real world, only anecdotes.

Here is one link, which discuss this issue.

TYRESAVE: Tyre Inflation with Nitrogen

regards,
-manju

[diabloo]

Brilliant man . So the nitrogen story is just hog wash. To think some here have paid 200 bucks .

Originally Posted by manjubp

Here is one link, which discuss this issue.

TYRESAVE: Tyre Inflation with Nitrogen

regards,
-manju

[gigy]

This nitrogen theory has definitely come down from airplanes where it is used to prevent fire in hot wheels during braking at the time of landing. having hot nitrogen inside the tyres is safer than hot air having 20% oxygen. in cars ???

[higautham]

Originally Posted by premdiv

Anybody from trivandrum, i would like to fill N2 in my Baleno. Where can i get it done and the cost of filling??

Its available at New Bharat Tyres. Rs 50 per tyre.

[Harbir]

Originally Posted by higautham

Its available at New Bharat Tyres. Rs 50 per tyre.

Its funny that when a leper comes begging, or a man with bent and missing limbs knocks at our window, we look away, or we give 2 rupees and feel great, but think nothing of pouring 200rupees worth of nitrogen into our tyres because it makes us believe that we really got something.

To the nitrogen fillers, I suggest next time, instead give your money to someone who could really use it.

[yogi1771]

Originally Posted by kaps_loves_fiat

any filling station in mumbai??

Premji's at Mahim opp.. Sitladevi Temple,Ashirwad tyre shop near New Chitra Cinema Dadar(e)

[vikram_d]

Originally Posted by Harbir

I have never seen any scientific proof that nitrogen's supposed benefits exist in the real world, only anecdotes.

You have not seen any proof because none exists. i have always said that if you have access to 99.9% dry compressed air then you dont need nitrogen.

The second side of the coin is that the compressed air available in our petrol bunks is always loaded with moisture as they do not see it fit to use an air dryer along with the compressor. They just use a small air filter and think that it is enough for drying the air.

Nitrogen that is available over here is relatively dry when compared to the above mentioned compressed air. Hence it make a very small amount of difference.

I use dry air and find it much better than nitrogen. But not everybody has access to dry air.

[Harbir]

I'd like to see scientific evidence of the difference that wet vs dry air makes in the real world.