I heard that putting helium in the car tires causes the car to float
over the road, which not only saves a lot of gas, but also keeps tire
wear to a minimum. Has anyone done this?
benteaches@gmail.com - 03 Oct 2008 17:30 GMT
On Oct 2, 9:07 pm, boat...@max.com wrote:
> I heard that putting helium in the car tires causes the car to float
> over the road, which not only saves a lot of gas, but also keeps tire
> wear to a minimum. Has anyone done this?
I tried that right after I tried plutonium in my gas tank.
gnu / linux - 07 Oct 2008 00:17 GMT
On Oct 2, 11:07 pm, boat...@max.com wrote:
> I heard that putting helium in the car tires causes the car to float
> over the road, which not only saves a lot of gas, but also keeps tire
> wear to a minimum. Has anyone done this?
too much trouble IMO - combine trips etc = good idea
NotMe - 07 Oct 2008 00:34 GMT
| On Oct 2, 11:07 pm, boat...@max.com wrote:
| > I heard that putting helium in the car tires causes the car to float
| > over the road, which not only saves a lot of gas, but also keeps tire
| > wear to a minimum. Has anyone done this?
|
| too much trouble IMO - combine trips etc = good idea
dry nitrogen would be a better choice not the least since He is not well
contained by the material used in tires.
PerfectReign - 10 Oct 2008 17:39 GMT
> I heard that putting helium in the car tires causes the car to float
> over the road, which not only saves a lot of gas, but also keeps tire
> wear to a minimum. Has anyone done this?
I've heard if you put enough helium in the tires you might actually float.
One company does this...
http://www.goodyearblimp.com/archive/img/c_soi_sky.jpg

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