What is the name of the gas used to fill in vehicle tyre tubes?

Answer 1

yes you can idiot

Answer 2

Air or nitrogen.

Answer 3

The air you breathe and phart out.(one is scented)

Answer 4

You use AIR to fill an inner tube.

Answer 5

True air is virtually 80% nitrogen and 20% oxygen with <1% other gases. Compressed air lines often contain water. Liquid water turning to vapour, produces a much bigger pressure change than just heating a gas. This is hardly noticable for normal driving but for racing and aircraft is can be a problem, so pure nitrogen is used as it is more predictable.

It has nothing to do with leaking less or lack of oxygen degrading your tyres slower.

Answer 6

Air, just like what you breathe. If you're thinking about paying premium to fill the tires with nitrogen, air is 80% nitrogen anyway, so save your $80.

Answer 7

People with more money than sense will fill their tires (tyres) with nitrogen.

If you're not racing, or servicing an airliner, just use plain air.

Answer 8

Air. ___________________________

Answer 9

Oxygen and nitrogen, sometimes just nitrogen.

Answer 10

It's compressed air

The air we breathe, and the compressed air normally used to inflate tyres, is mostly nitrogen anyway – 78% Nitrogen, 21% Oxygen and 1% other gases.