would it work to create something to take energy from the spinning from the tires on a vehicle, such as a windmill, and use that energy for the vehicle? I asked someone, he said no because there is friction. But I’m thinking that if its something totally different from what is giving the energy to move the tires, then it wouldn’t recognize the friction, but only the movement.
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there is a gas station advertising filling your tires with nitrogen air and it will save on your fuel mileage true or not
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Does Nitrogen in tires save gas mileage?
AND are there any DOWN-sides to it?
My husband has a fleet of trucks all over the US & his employees are asking permission to switch the tires to Nitrogen to regulate the tire pressure – therefore saving gas & $$ for the company.
Is this correct?
Is this safe?
Are there any negatives?
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I want to air my tires up for long tire life, not the hypermiling way of over inflating. I went to my tire manufacture and they said its on the door jam of the car, but I have after market wheels and tires my front tires are smaller than my back tires.
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