95% or 98% - What’s Best For Me?

What's so special about nitrogen? It’s not about nitrogen; it’s about reducing oxygen and moisture.

Will nitrogen work in the tires I already have? Nitrogen works in any tire and will work great in the tire I already have.

What if I get a flat or my tire has a leak?

How much does it cost to fill tires with nitrogen?

What if I’ve checked the Nitrogen Locator and there isn’t a dealer near me that offers nitrogen?

Are tires covered under warranty by the manufacturer if they have nitrogen in them?

Does Nitrogen affect the accuracy of the Tire Pressure Monitoring System on some cars?

Is there a PSI conversion factor needed when filling a tire with nitrogen instead of air?

What’s the best process for adding nitrogen to my tires?

If you over-fill the tire does the Nitrogen push out the air?

How much does it cost to fill tires with nitrogen?

The average cost to fill a tire can vary widely, anywhere from $3-10 per tire, depending on several variables such as tire size and pressure (larger and higher pressure tires require more nitrogen and longer purge/fill times). In addition to this, many tire dealers choose to bundle nitrogen with other services making the cost per tire higher, while some charge less (or nothing) per tire if you purchase tires from them.

You may use the Nitrogen Locator on the home page of our website www.getnitrogen.org to locate a dealer near you. They will be able to give you a firm quote on what it will cost to fill your specific tire size, along with any special services they may offer with the nitrogen.