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Where to get air for 996 tyres

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YOUR RESEARCHWhere to get air for 996 tyres

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Check air or pump them up

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it's easy mate you will find them at Repco or Supercheap usually in a pack of 4 but you really only need one, just screw it on and off for each wheel when you check the air or pump them up.

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Use genuine porsche air

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Go to the dealer, you must use genuine Porsche air......?

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it's easy mate you will find them at Repco or Supercheap usually in a pack of 4 but you really only need one, just screw it on and off for each wheel when you check the air or pump them up.

Where to get air for 996 tyres

Use genuine porsche air

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Go to the dealer, you must use genuine Porsche air......?

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Hi all, I have a 996 with 18inch turbo twist rims. I went to the servo yesterday and noticed the air valve is sunken in on these rims and so the servo nozzle does not fit.. Hope what I am saying makes sense.. how or where do you all fill up your tyres? Thanks.

POST 2Original post

Buy a valve extension thingy from Supercheap or ??

POST 3Original post

I have 18" turbo twists too, I use my bike floor pump...that way I get a workout as well...don't need to go to the gym for a week if they're 10psi or more below! Otherwise Lee's suggestion seems like a good one.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I think i shall go the extension option lol

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Quotes source post: 231039

it's easy mate you will find them at Repco or Supercheap usually in a pack of 4 but you really only need one, just screw it on and off for each wheel when you check the air or pump them up.

POST 6Original post

http://www.supercheapauto.com.au/Product/SCA-Valve-Extensions-32mm-Metal-4-Piece/130231

POST 8Original post

Go to the dealer, you must use genuine Porsche air......? Sorry, read the thread title and couldn't help myself.

POST 9Original post

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I thought a similar thing looking at the title. I thought it was talking about putting Nitrogen in the tyres, which is a bizar upsell I don't understand considering air is already 79% Nitrogen anyway...

POST 10Original post

Quotes source post: 231072

I wasn't the only one thinking of the same answer.

POST 11Original post

Some tyre valves are shorter than others, may have happened on fitting !

POST 12Original post

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I was tempted as well.

POST 13Original post

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I enquired about Nitrogen in a tyre place, and was told by a grumpy old dude who worked there 'don't bother with that shit' What a salesman!!!

POST 14Original post

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It always sounded like more marketing crap to con money out of people. Like the stupid sign I saw on a packet of bacon the other day saying 'gluten free'

POST 15Original post

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=knHeUF9JLzg

POST 16Original post

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The team I rode for tried it once after all the UK Superbikes teams were using it. Apparently it assists with keeping heat in the tyres in cold weather. It's crap, and doesn't make any difference whatsoever Not sure if anyone has done it before, but maybe try helium. Probably won't work either, but I will be a laugh trying it out, and youll be an internet sensation! ??

POST 17Original post

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That is very interesting. I can see the use in Formula 1, where they get A grade Nitrogen to make sure there is no water vapour in the tyre, but it is proof that the ones at the tyre shops are rubbish and it does nothing but lighten your wallet.

POST 18Original post

I don't mind that the guy saved me money, it was just funny the way he did it! I believe the one upside to Nitrogen in your tyres is that the pressure remains constant, so no need to check them

POST 19Original post

Every tyre I have had to inflate has always had air in it to start. Do they evacuate the void first? ?

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