Need Help On Air for Trailer Tires

Need some help here - now that I have a tandem axle trailer, not sure I'm not sure if I should use a Fall/Winter mix of air for the tires (don't take the boat out much during winter) or the lighter Winter/Spring mix. Here are my choices

http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=45

Thanks for the help.

I think a nice combo of your own making would do best. maybe a 60% summer, 20% spring, and 10% winter blend would do the trick.
While your checking the tires, you might want to make sure your blinker fluid levels are where they should be, as well as grease your muffler bearings.
http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Blinker_fluid

It's 37'c down here right now. I could send you some bottled air and you would be deadset right to go straight away.

Just drop a quarter in the air pump up at the corner gas station. With this time of year, they should have converted over to a winter mix by now. $.02

Nitrogen in tires is just another way to separate you from your money. If you check the tires like you are supposed to you dont need it . If you are driving a formula 1 or other race car it may have some value.

Wow... Someone actually bottled that crap and is trying to sell it. Amazing.

Originally Posted by mhunter

Nitrogen in tires is just another way to separate you from your money. If you check the tires like you are supposed to you dont need it . If you are driving a formula 1 or other race car it may have some value.

The above joke not withstanding and just for informational purposes, When you buy tires from Costco they all get filled with Nitrogen, go figure as very few tire installations other than them do.

they also say nitrogen in your tires helps you get better mpg. yea 1/100000 0f a mile to the gallon thats worth the price. but that shows you they will sell anything if they can find someone to buy it . i prefer factory air in my tires and then make small adjustments seasonally.

If you dust off your 7th grade science book, you might recall that the earth's atmosphere is 78% nitrogen. Compressing the free air with a few quarters is the way to go. Just check the pressure monthly or at least when you hit a new season.

Thanks Joey - love the unwikipedia reference. I think I'll get some of that blinker fluid with my muffler bearings!

I love it, $100 to fill your tires for each season of the year. I think there onto the new iPad there.
Those guys will be millionaires in a month.
...well unless someone catches on that they are not actually selling anything of value.

Of course the round tuits and butt dynos look like good ideas too.

My son had sent me the link. I was cracking up. The only thing missing is prop wash

Haha hilarious. People really buy that crap?

No - its a joke site...but a very good one.

Originally Posted by SangerTom

Thanks Joey - love the unwikipedia reference. I think I'll get some of that blinker fluid with my muffler bearings!

hahaha its a classic!!!!

I got some muffler bearings for sale!