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I thought it was because Nitrogen molecules are larger than 'air' molecules (Yes I understand Nitrogen accounts for 78% of 'air' but since were talking about it). So that it
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I thought it was because Nitrogen molecules are larger than 'air' molecules (Yes I understand Nitrogen accounts for 78% of 'air' but since were talking about it). So that it takes less Nitrogen to fill your tire than compressed air, but that at the same time, it also fills your tires more effectively for even tire wear?
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