Read the following passage:
Commercial and military aircraft tires are inflated almost exclusively with dry nitrogen gas rather than standard compressed ambient air. Unlike ambient air, which contains significant water vapor and oxygen, pure nitrogen maintains a stable pressure under extreme temperature swings experienced during high-altitude flight and high-speed landings. Furthermore, nitrogen prevents oxidation of the inner rubber lining and eliminates the risk of internal tire combustion caused by intense braking heat. Standard air compressors are strictly prohibited for primary aircraft tire servicing.
Statement: The author wrote this passage primarily to explain why aviation maintenance standards mandate the use of nitrogen over ambient air for tire inflation.
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