Some experts say that using nitrogen has a slower leak ratio than regular air. The air from the local gas station is about 75% Nitrogen and 25% Oxygen at the cost of about $0.75, where a Nitrogen station could cost upwards of $10 per tire or more. Pure nitrogen also doesn't contain moisture that could come from the local fill up station, resulting in having no water taking up space of the air. Water can't be compress so it takes up space in your tire.
Yes there are wires in care tyres I believe they are used to strengthen the tyre from the inside, they are called steel belted tires.
There's moisture in air. When you fill your tires with compressed air, the moisture goes in the tire too. Moisture then has potential to rust out the rim from the inside. They use other gas (nitrogen?) that doesn't have moisture. Usually garages will put green air valve caps on tires filled with gas.
A partial answer:Trapped or used as gasses there will be air in the tires, Refrigerant known as the slang term Freon, Nitrogen in shock absorbers and some trunk and hood lift struts. Some of the newer cars have Xenon gas used in the head lights.
No there is no chubes in them and no TUBES either......
tires is what is used on a car for a wheel.
Car tires are made of latex rubber.
Boiling water will not damage your car tires. It is a method used to remove stubborn rims that have stuck from the car tires.
To find the size of the rim of your car tires, you look on the side of the tire. It should be printed on the side of the tire, or on the inside of the door of the car.
rubber Rubber is used with many other things to make different tires, depending on what they will do, once on a car.
If you want traction you need the tread. Smooth tires are only used for racing.
One obvious place is in car tires. Refrigerators, freezers, and air conditioners use compressed gases. There are many other uses.
the tailpipe on a car is also known as the EXHAUST of the car where the gases from the combustion happening inside the engine escape.