If you believe that, then you have never taken a class in chemistry.
That stability story is one of the nonfacts that nitrogen tire fill
equipment makers use to push their pretty much worthless machines.
Nitrogen, oxygen and all the other gases that make up air expand and
contract at exactly the same rate with temperature. Pick up a
chemistry text and read the chapters on "gas laws."
The only added value to filling tires with nitrogen is for the person
selling the service.
Les
--- In Diesel-RVs@yahoogro
>
> Here's what I mean by stable. Check your tires temperature cold, and
> then hot. It will be different. With nitrogen it's the same.
>
> --- In Diesel-RVs@yahoogro
> wrote:
> >
> > Not sure what you mean by "stable", but dry air and nitrogen have
> > exactly the same pressure change with temperature. A good source of
> > dry air is from the compressor and dryer on your motorhome.
> >
> > As far a leakage, some folks must have much "leakier" tires than I
> > have. I never have noticeable leakage from season to season, when I
> > then have to adjust pressures for winter vs summer temperatures
> anyway.
>
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