Join our email list! Get the free tire pressure app! Home / Products / Find A Bike Shop< 1 2 34 > 521 posts, read 1,389,465 times 1,026 posts, read 3,478,462 times 1,613 posts, read 3,859,262 times Originally Posted by rak007 Tell them that you've never owned a car before, and ask nicely for them show you how to do it at a tire shop or mechanic's garage. If they're any kind of decent people, they should be happy to help. They share the same roads with you, so it's in everyone's best interest that you have safe tires. Then go to a Wal-Mart or Fleet-Farm type of store with an auto department, and ask one of the "car guys" to show you a good gauge and pump to buy. Then buy the stuff. Visually check your tires every day for obvious leakage, and check with the gauge at least once a month. The difference between when the shop fills with their hose and when you fill with your battery operated pump, is that your pump will take several minutes to pump up 5 or 10 PSI compared to seconds at the shop.

But your little pump is still a good investment which will get the job done. 854 posts, read 1,201,668 times Originally Posted by 00molavi I don't know where you live but there aren't many, if any, free pumps out there anymore. And even if you do find one, they usually seem to be in some state of disrepair. AND, is it really any cheaper in the long run even if "free"? The ones you have to pay for aren't in any better condition, then you have to find change and hope you have enough to do all four tires (and a spare if you're smart). As others have pointed out, a decent Black and Decker AIr Station that runs on AC or the cigarette lighter can be had for around $50. It's one of the best little investments I've ever made. No driving around (heating up tires, wasting gas. wasting time) trying to find a place to get air. No bothering people at the shops and waiting on them. Small enough and portable enough to take on a long trip (which came in real handy when I had a tire going soft on the interstate in a place that wasn't safe to change it - able to get enough air in it to make it to the next exit).

A little self reliance is a good thing. 25,184 posts, read 29,695,713 times You should have a Recommended Service booklet in your glove compartment. motorcycle dealers in devon and cornwallIt will give you the intervals for recommended service, the very most important of which is regular, at the interval, oil changes.spurs for motorcycle boots The air in the tires is easy, 5 minutes total if you have your own pump and air gauge as shown up thread. ducati motorcycles for sale craigslistIf you ever had a bicycle and filled up the air in the tires you can do the car. motorcycle store courtenay

The air pressures are shown in both the Owner's Manual and on a placard on a door jamb. Many convenience stores with gas pumps have one, some are even free.used 650cc motorcycle for sale Learn to check the oil and transmission fluid levels, learn what is being shown on the dipstick for both. motorcycle dealers in wausau wisconsinAgain, the Owner's manual is your best friend for both. motorcycle salvage yards near dayton ohioThat is something you should have read the minute you got home from buying your car. If you don't have one go to an auto parts store or where you bought the car and have them get one for you. 10,407 posts, read 11,523,415 times 42,673 posts, read 60,953,040 times

Just pull up to the big service doors at any shop that sells tires, they will be happy to drag a house out and fill your tires to the correct pressure and answer any questions you have about tires, without making you feel like a dummy. 8,406 posts, read 16,383,522 times Originally Posted by pvande55Definitely not worth it for the OP.For 99.999999999% of the cars out there, it's not advantageous. For supercars and racing applications, it's probably worth it. The only other reason I can think of where nitrogen fill may be useful is for people who simply cannot regulate their tire pressures, and they are truly few and far between. 9,078 posts, read 8,412,956 times Is it worth it to pay money to have your tires filled with 99-100% nitrogen instead of 78% nitrogen? Absolutely not, and there's not "only you" about it. 28,173 posts, read 30,541,822 times Just go to a gas station that still has a garage attached and tell them you want the air in your tires checked,dont forget to tip the kid who does it..

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