Tyre pressure stability is crucial for safe and efficient driving, but it’s often affected by several factors. In this video, we’ll explain why tyre pressure can fluctuate and explore whether filling tyres with nitrogen instead of normal air is truly beneficial.
Main Reasons for Unstable Tyre Pressure:
1. Punctures: Punctures, whether light or heavy, can cause air leaks, making it hard to maintain stable tyre pressure.
2. Damaged Valve: The valve is key to maintaining air pressure in tyres. A damaged valve can cause air leakage.
3. Fitment with Rim and Alloy Wheels: If the tyre isn’t fitted properly with the rim or alloy wheel, air can leak from these points.
4. Tyre Wear and Tear: Over time, wear and tear can cause air to leak from the tyre pores, affecting pressure stability.
Why Nitrogen?
**Nitrogen Composition: While normal air contains around 72% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and other gases, nitrogen-only inflation offers certain advantages.
Oxidation Prevention: Oxygen in normal air can react with tyre materials, causing oxidation and wear. Nitrogen reduces this risk as it doesn’t support oxidation.
**Low Permeability: Nitrogen molecules are larger, meaning they don’t easily escape through the tyre walls, helping maintain pressure.
**Non-Flammability: Nitrogen is inert and doesn’t support combustion, making it a safer option in high temperatures or harsh conditions.
**Conclusion: Nitrogen may help improve tyre longevity, pressure stability, and safety. Watch till the end for a deeper understanding of how nitrogen can benefit your tyres!
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