I realize this thread has pretty much concluded, but this article further proves me wrong and basically says there's no benefit to nitrogen unless the vehicle is infrequently driven. Just thought I'd let you know I am wrong and therefore may have affected our Zonda test. =|

sigh I guess if it stops people from Orlove'ing their bimmers, bring it on.

I'm glad someone else said it. For 250K I get a supercharged 5.3? Really? That's it? Come on, you can do better.

+2

I mean a coupe of Zondas seems quite reasonable to me. I guess I could be persuaded to drive one in the name of science. Probably should be a long term test though with Jalopnik picking up the fuel and maintenance costs.

You should because I was incorrect.

Well put. Thanks.

In my personal experience, it seems the tires do not reach the original pressure after say a 20 degree drop and gain in temperature. However, after some quick googling, theoretically you are correct. Please read that - I'm saying you're right. They should return to the original pressure. Perhaps there are other…

You're correct. Here's an informative read regarding nitrogen in tires:

When it warmed back up, I wish the tires would regain the lost pressure. (I'm not accounting for the few lbs that are gained when the tires heat up while driving.)

"For every drop of 10 degrees, lose 1lb of tire pressure."

Turn left off Trevino Drive. Go 500 yards. Turn right through fence. You have reached your destination.

Excellent place to mount a spare.

Sorry I don't know how to share a comment via mobile, but I already asked the same thing. Check the top comments for his response.

"Ninety percent of drivers are above-average, according to a recent poll I just made up based on common claims I hear on the Internet."

Sorry I'm a bit late with a reply. I wrote a rather lengthy response agreeing with you, but realized it would probably be better as a post on oppo. Anyway, nonetheless, as a GM guy, you're right. The 2014 trucks were a huge letdown.

That was my thought as well, but they remove them at the end of the line and start over. If this was sarcastic, I'll go back to my hole on oppo.

And just before a strike, someone will put these on the collar of a stray dog.

You know cost of living is spiraling out of control when $21 million isn't enough to leave the country and live abroad.