1) What Is Nitrogen and Why Should I Fill My Tires With It?

Nitrogen is a gas used as an alternative to compressed air when inflating car tires. This is because of its unique chemical properties such as dryness (it contains no water vapor), stability at high temperatures, and resistance to oxidation which helps keep tire pressure steady for longer periods.

2) How Often Do I Need To Check The Tire Pressure When Using Nitrogen?

Ideally, you should check your tire pressure every month regardless of whether it’s filled with nitrogen or not. However, since nitrogen keeps pressure stable over time compared to compressed air filled tyres - chances could be higher that less frequent checks would still work just fine.

3) Can I Mix Air And Nitrogen In My Tires?

It’s okay if you can’t find a place near you offering pure nitrogen refills all the time. As long as there’s more than 90% purity level of compression from nitrogen fill-in each tyre, then adding small amounts of regular air won't cause any problems.

4) Does Switching To Nitrogen-Filled Tires Save Money Or Time In Any Way?

Yes! By maintaining proper inflation levels over long periods- You end up getting better MPG efficiency saving money on fuel expenses while reducing emissions for eco-friendly auto-users alike!

5) How Much Does It Cost To Fill Up My Tires With Nitrogen?

The price of filling in nitrogen tires depends on the vendor and location you choose. However, it’s worth noting that despite being more expensive than compressed air refills, pure nitrogen-filled tyres can last longer without losing much pressure; meaning less maintenance checks are necessary from time to time.