N2 and tire pressure sensor question
Hi all,
This morning I got the tire pressure warning on my way to work, so I decided to stop by the tire shop to have them checked out. To make a long story short, I noticed they had N2 available to fill my tires, so I did. Now my question is, since air and N2 have different mass would it affect the tire pressure monitoring system? If so, how? Please let me know.
This morning I got the tire pressure warning on my way to work, so I decided to stop by the tire shop to have them checked out. To make a long story short, I noticed they had N2 available to fill my tires, so I did. Now my question is, since air and N2 have different mass would it affect the tire pressure monitoring system? If so, how? Please let me know.
where'd u go to get em filled at? and what did they charge?
Originally Posted by fcarpio
Hi all,
This morning I got the tire pressure warning on my way to work, so I decided to stop by the tire shop to have them checked out. To make a long story short, I noticed they had N2 available to fill my tires, so I did. Now my question is, since air and N2 have different mass would it affect the tire pressure monitoring system? If so, how? Please let me know.
This morning I got the tire pressure warning on my way to work, so I decided to stop by the tire shop to have them checked out. To make a long story short, I noticed they had N2 available to fill my tires, so I did. Now my question is, since air and N2 have different mass would it affect the tire pressure monitoring system? If so, how? Please let me know.
Originally Posted by chobble19
where'd u go to get em filled at? and what did they charge?
Originally Posted by grifter91
Air mass does not affect final pressure. If you aim for 35 the pump will take all factors into account.
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