Green boogers on my wheelS
Green boogers on my wheelS
Of course, if they are shiny, and you ever park on the street (who doesn't?) some scumbag will try to have them away for their own wheels, or kids will for their BMX bikes! So some kind of locking ones make a lot of sense. Ones with a tiny alley key you can keep on your keyring or in the glovebox are good. As are the Richbrook spinning ones, again with special keyring key spanner thing to remove them.
I don't do enough mileage to validate the claim of less tyre wear, more mileage etc, but I can vouch for the fact that the hold pressure much better than O2. I went 6mths without having to get some more put in, and even then it had only dropped 1pound. On O2 I was checking every two weeks or so as when I do drive, I do drive hard.
clossie I don't do enough mileage to validate the claim of less tyre wear, more mileage etc, but I can vouch for the fact that the hold pressure much better than O2.
clossie Cheers for all your feedback chaps. Who thought there was so much to consider. The wife just told me to get a life and get down halfords.
clossie I don't do enough mileage to validate the claim of less tyre wear, more mileage etc, but I can vouch for the fact that the hold pressure much better than O2.
clossie Cheers for all your feedback chaps. Who thought there was so much to consider. The wife just told me to get a life and get down halfords.
I only based my comments on research done by the AA and the RAC, so not sure if its reliable, but never seen any research for it, it just seemed to pop up one day that road users where using nitrogen
I know its used extensively in motor racing, but not sure on the reasons as i guess extra loads etc
Carpediem I know its used extensively in motor racing, but not sure on the reasons as i guess extra loads etc
Carpediem I know its used extensively in motor racing, but not sure on the reasons as i guess extra loads etc