This is the Effect if Mixing Nitrogen with Ordinary Air on TiresJAKARTA, KOMPAS.com - When filling the air in their vehicle tires, motorcycle owners can choose to use nitrogen or ordinary air.Of course if you use nitrogen, the price will be more expensive than the regular version.Both options have their respective advantages, it's just a matter of how the vehicle owner chooses which one for his vehicle's tires.Also read: New Avanza Veloz Model, LMPV Candidate with the Most FeaturesIf the tires were previously filled with normal air and then added with nitrogen or vice versa, this is not a problem at all and is not dangerous at all.However, for those previously filled with nitrogen, this is a disadvantage.The reason is, by mixing nitrogen with ordinary air, the benefits of nitrogen will be slightly reduced."Actually there is no danger at all, only the benefits of nitrogen are reduced," Zulpata told Kompas.com some time ago.americatop10.com Illustration of air pressure check on tiresZulpata added, basically ordinary air actually already has a fairly high nitrogen content.Ordinary air contains nitrogen content of about 87 percent and that is enough to make tire performance optimal."Well, if the tire that was previously filled with nitrogen continues to run out of air, then fill it with normal air according to the recommended pressure, it's like using normal air. There is no problem," said Zulpata.Also read: Yamaha Limi 125, the price is more expensive than NmaxZulpata explained, adding ordinary air to tires that were previously filled with pure nitrogen is like sweet tea that is about to run out.If it is brewed again with fresh water it will still be tea and can be drunk, it's just that the sweetness is reduced.So that vehicle owners do not waste nitrogen, before filling tires using nitrogen, vehicle owners must be careful.Mainly to ensure that the nitrogen content is appropriate, namely above 96 percent.wisegeek.com Measure wind pressureThen if you want to change regular air to nitrogen, it's best if the air on the tires is emptied first and then filled with nitrogen.“The level must be above 96 percent.If it's below that, basically it's normal air or the wind that we usually fill, not nitrogen," said Zulpata.Also read: Starting from tomorrow the Odd-Even time in Jakarta is back to normalTo be able to find out the nitrogen content in the filling, you should ask the operator directly.Filling also should not be arbitrary if you want nitrogen with levels of 96 percent more.“Usually in a special place, a special device is used which can be monitored for nitrogen levels.For example, in tire shops, as well as at several gas stations, they also provide nitrogen air," said Zulpata.Write your comments with the hashtag #JernihBerkomentar and win e-vouchers for 90 winners!Get information and insight selected by Kompas.com editorsDouble check and complete your data.Your data will be used for account verification when you need assistance or when unusual activity is found on your account.Immediately complete your data to join the #JernihBerkomentar program.