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[quote=Khloe;47282541]I'm far from an auto expert, but I live in Northern Wisconsin where it gets extremely cold. I never heard of "changing the air" in your tires. I asked this question at my tire dealer, because I saw this question on line. They laughed and asked me where I ever got that idea. They told me that air doesn't go bad...just keep your tires properly inflated to what the tire manufacturer recommends, and you are set.
Wooo, you should start looking for a new mechanic. He evidently hasn't had training in a long time , the thinking on changing air in tires has come a long way. Copy this thread and take it to him as proof.
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