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What you should know
All tyres allow gas to travel through the sidewall, which is why you need to regularly check your tyre pressures. Filling tyres with Nitrogen means that your tyre pressure will remain correct for longer because the rate at which Nitrogen passes out the walls of your tyres is slower than oxygen.
Correct tyre pressure can mean that you increase the fuel efficiency of your vehicle – under inflated tyres cause resistance, which means that more power is required to move the vehicle forward and therefore uses more fuel.














