Another touchy subject

[Red Rider]

Ok, it's now winter and I need to change the air in my tires. What brand do you recommend? Synthetic or OEM? :biker:

[six2go]

During the cold Indiana Winters I use a 50/50 mix in the front and full synthetic in the rear. During the riding season go for 100% OEM & change it weekly.

[Maddog]

I have found the green or orange synthetic to work the best

[LaMonster]

I was in LA and I had to put air in my tires and the smog was so bad that two of them died ;)

[MrRigid]

Not really sure, would surely depend on your personal taste and smell. I also think I saw the orange or green at that communist conglomerate known as WAL-MART. I believe it was on sale for $1.14 per pound.:pepper1:

[Valkcabbie]

How bout some of that Northern California Emerald Triangle Exhaled air? Only problem is your tire gauge will read "higher" :lol: ...vc

[Mosa]

I save up the farts that are absorbed into couch cushion foam... MAN they make good air for yer tires !!!

Mosa

[DonB]

I save up the farts that are absorbed into couch cushion foam... MAN they make good air for yer tires !!!

Mosa

Ya know. There's just sumphin ain't right with that boy.
:shock:

[R J]

Don, you just now figurin that out about Mosa aka Quaker Boy.

Just don't be dwon wind of him when one goes off.......... OH Doggies.

:cus:

[BlackRune10]

Texas air is best, because it's Hot (air) and will keep the tires pumped up longer :lol:

[Jay B]

Here in Colorado in the mountains the air is thinner. Do I need to use more to get the same pressure or go to a heavier weight?

[Michael P.]

Just be sure it's silicate free. Don't want those valve stem bearings getting chewed up.