As the subject says "Where to get Nitrogen for my tires?"
Well, where can i get it? I see that Costco has it but i just want to get my tires filled, not buy new ones!

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waste of cash.

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Toyota 4 runner

you could probably get them at any place where they sell new tires, like butler tires or discount tires...

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2005.5 A4 2.0Tq 6speed

-Snub Mount
-Carbonio CAI
-Smoked side markers
-Smoked front bumper reflectors

its not a waste of money if u live up in the northeast like i do where the temp ranges from 5 - 90 in the year....keeping your tires inflated properly gets better mpg...i'd do it for that reaosn alone


you can get nitrogen at pretty much any tire shop

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"America is all about speed; hot, nasty, bad ass speed" - eleanor roosevelt

ya, also down here in atlanta where it can get as cold as 25-30 in the winter and as high as 100+ in the summer... so saving a little cash on gas is always a plus thing

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2005.5 A4 2.0Tq 6speed

-Snub Mount
-Carbonio CAI
-Smoked side markers
-Smoked front bumper reflectors

I went to Costco today and asked about getting the Nitrogen for my tires and they told me they will only do it on tires that they put on the car. [:@]

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well try looking around at a discount tires or butler tire or something along those lines, or to avoid going there for nothing call them before and ask them... can't take too much effort to do...

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2005.5 A4 2.0Tq 6speed

-Snub Mount
-Carbonio CAI
-Smoked side markers
-Smoked front bumper reflectors

most new car dealers offer it now.

really? ill have to ask my friend at the audi dealership and see if they can hook me up wit some free nitrogen after all the problems i've had with them and all the fine print that when i bought my CPO A4

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2005.5 A4 2.0Tq 6speed

-Snub Mount
-Carbonio CAI
-Smoked side markers
-Smoked front bumper reflectors

Just to let you guys know, thats the biggest scam/waste of money. Theory is that nitrogen molecules are fatter than traditional air molecules and resist seeping through tires quickly, which maintains pressure for longer. Fact, the molecular weight of outside air is about 0.92 and the molecular weight if nitrogen is 0.98. This is not a substantial enough difference to really make a noticable impact on mileage or how long your tires stay properly inflated. KEEP YOUR MONEY!!!!!!

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2006 A4 3.2 Quattro S Line