The Benefits of Nitrofill (tm)

   Why Inflate With Nitrofill(tm)?

Compressed air is your tire's worst enemy.  Air is about 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, and 1% other.  Nitrogen is inert, non combustible and non corrosive.  Oxygen, on the other hand, is immensely destructive to rubber and other tire materials.  As soon as a tire is manufactured and exposed to air, the effects of "oxidation" begin to deteriorate the rubber. Over time it loses its elasticity and strength, just like an old rubber band you've probably found around your home.  This same process occurs in tires inflated with air as the oxygen attacks the rubber molecules, working from the inside out, until the oxygen, and its destructive properties, permeates the tire structure and ultimately the tread.

Increases Safety

• In 7 million miles of truck tire testing, nitrogen inflated tires lasted longer.
• Tire failures were reduced by 50%.
• Tread life was increased by 25-30%.

Improves Performance

• Improves steering.
• Improves handling.
• Improves braking.
• Reduces chance of tire failure.

Saves Time, Money, Tires

• Dramatically slows pressure loss from permeation.
• Improves fuel economy.
• Reduces tire oxidation.
• Eliminates interior wheel corrosion.
• Reduces running temperatures.
• Decreases false alarms and activation of Tire Pressure Monitoring Systems.

No  More Inspection Stickers!

  
ELECTRONIC VEHICLE INSPECTIONS TO BEGIN SATURDAY, 11/1/09

RALEIGH The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles reminds vehicle owners that its new electronic inspection program will begin Saturday, Nov. 1.

Electronic vehicle inspections will mean vehicles that undergo an emissions or safety inspection on or after Nov. 1, 2008, will no longer receive a windshield sticker. After that date, the vehicle's inspection will be synchronized to be due the same month as the vehicle's registration renewal each year.

Synchronizing each vehicle's inspection and registration dates is expected to increase compliance with the state's inspection program and help benefit North Carolina's air quality and highway safety. Over the synchronization period, no vehicle will have to be inspected more than once in a 12-month period.

As part of the new program, safety and emissions inspection stations will enter inspection results into the DMV vehicle registration database. Vehicle owners will be able to renew their registration only after their vehicle has been inspected. At the program's start, nearly 7,000 safety and emissions inspection stations will be connected to the database.

More information about the new inspection program can be found on the agency's Web site at www.ncdot.gov/dmv under "No More Sticker!" or by calling 1-888-999-3044.