fine in a f1 racing car when your bums milimeteres of the tarmac but a total waste of money in a standard road carload of rubbish that in road cars and bikes...i measured my bike tire one summer morning before a ride out and with normal council estate air it only increased pressure by 3 psi on a hot afternoon with sticky tires....snake oil imho but having said that if someone buys it and uses it then that's fine too
my thoughts toofine in a f1 racing car when your bums milimeteres of the tarmac but a total waste of money in a standard road car
load of rubbish that in road cars and bikes...i measured my bike tire one summer morning before a ride out and with normal council estate air it only increased pressure by 3 psi on a hot afternoon with sticky tires....snake oil imho but having said that if someone buys it and uses it then that's fine too
I didn't buy it, 78% nitrogen mix is the normal air we breath or as you put it normal council estate air
i thought it was that fancy stuff they put in that's stable at all temps...accept my apologys for presuming you had more money than sense then
load of rubbish that in road cars and bikes...i measured my bike tire one summer morning before a ride out and with normal council estate air it only increased pressure by 3 psi on a hot afternoon with sticky tires....snake oil imho but having said that if someone buys it and uses it then that's fine too
I've not seen a ad for it for a good long time. My argument every time someone tried to flog it to me usually started with "do you apply a full vacuum to the tyre first, to remove all its current contents . . ?" .. . . after a quick look around for the shop Henry, they all had to say they didn't . . . 
