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How often do you flush the air in your tires?

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Old 03-29-2015, 09:17 PM
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I wonder if my nitrogen is still at 78% in my tires.......?
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Originally Posted by WTF150
He said if I ever take my truck to the track, I can bring it in beforehand and they can put helium in my tires for $10 a tire. He said its an old racers trick, and that every 5psi of helium is worth about one tenth off your 1/4 time. He said to make sure to bring the truck back right away though becauaw you don't want to drive on the streets with the helium because the steering can become too light and floaty.
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Earlier today, while I was talking to my dog, he said..........
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I would try one of copper health bands on the trailer ball first. Seems like it would improve the aerodynamic properties of the truck while improving overall balance and vehicle health.

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I'm just buzzed on some smooth whiskey right now so I could be wrong.
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Originally Posted by canoeist55
I wonder if my nitrogen is still at 78% in my tires.......?
If so then they should give you a break on a nitrogen charge. Just tell em to bleed out 22% and then top it off with nitrogen.
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I once saw a James bond type movie where the main character was trapped under water in his vehicle. The bad guys were waiting for him on surface, so he survived by breathing the air in his tires.
People! This could not be possible with old stale air in your tires. For your own safety, should you ever be trapped under water, I urge you to please change your tire air annually..
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Originally Posted by Jjayf
Can someone tell me how to get the load button to work? is it supposed to tell you how much weight you are carrying, or do you punch in the weight? Mine isn't working and I can't find anything in the manual.
I think pressing the "load" button just directs you to this thread as this thread is a load...
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Originally Posted by Stratocaster
If so then they should give you a break on a nitrogen charge. Just tell em to bleed out 22% and then top it off with nitrogen.
That's dangerous as it requires the wheels to be spinning to create the centrifugal force for separating the oxygen out. Many shops will look at you like your some kind of maniac.
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Originally Posted by Tejasandre
is bimonthly twice a month or is semimonthly every other month.
Bimonthly is a month that like both months ---


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