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Air, unless heavily compressed, adds a neglible amount of weight.

 

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Wouldn't make any significant difference in price for shipping, thats for sure.

 

Depends on if it's summer air or winter air-

As you probably already know, colder air is denser = heavier.

As well, if your tires were filled in the winter, it would be a good thing to replace with summer air = instant horsepower! You aren't dragging around all that damn heavy winter air!

Hey- I know! Up here, Costco now fills their new tire sale installs with nitrogen- maybe you could take the tires/wheels to Party City and have them filled with helium and just FLOAT the dang things over to your house.

(Tip: wet fingertip and check the air currents first, or they may end up in like, Canada. Then, Border Control would get involved, Homeland Security taps your cell phone and tells W all about you, your checking account is monitored and your dealer gets busted- and you wouldn't what THAT, would ya?)