if you deflat the tire it takes a little wieght off.

 

Soo...how much does good air weigh these days?....sorry dont undertand how you lose weight with less (AIR).

 

well wouldnt that depend on if they had winter air or summer air in there? lmao.gif

 

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um, guys, haven't you ever taken a physic's class? ever operated anything with compressed air? maybe even used a can of compressed air? ever noticed the can of compressed air gets lighter as you use it?

http://kids.earth.nasa.gov/archive/air_pressure/
http://www.gearseds.com/curriculum/learn/l...amp;chapterid=5

on the other hand I'd be highly surprised if you lost more than 1 lb over 4 tires



simply because air has weight, compressed air has more weight than air at atmospheric pressure



yes that makes a huge difference, it's the same reason you should always rotate the air in your tires when you rotate you tires.

 

this thread had posts that make a 4th grader look smart.......

 

What an idea!! I've always put dehydrated water in my tires, but you guys use air? How much does that cost from AutoZone?


You guys are great, I can't stop laughing lmao.gif

 

lmfao...im staying well out of this one. lmao.gif

 

Yah i think im going to go ahead and end this thread lol, i dont see any benefit to keeping it open, psst people debating whether compressed air weighs anything, wow, of course it does lol, compressing it increases the density of the air, which makes more air particles per unit area, making it weigh more. nana.gif