Is the air pressure affected by all the wheels and compressors and other inflatables around the world?

Question

There must be billions of wheels and millions of compressors and millions of other inflatables that compress air. Would that have any affect on atsmospheric pressure?Just think that you're in a sealed room(GLOBE) and the air sucked into a vacuum, What woud happen???

Answer 1

And where do you think all that air goes?
Do you thing tires retain air for hundred of years?
1. An average tire wears out after say 50,000 miles while an average car makes 20,000 miles a year. That means that on the average a tire gets emptied (if did not get punctured) every 2.5 years.
2. The other application of compressed air are air actuated tools. Air goes in and air goes out. No problem.
3. We consume for that purpose .1% of Earth's atmosphere (wild guess). I rest my case.

Have fun!

Answer 2

To fill all those tires will not lower the atmospheric pressure not one bit. The atmospherics pressure is compressed here by the gravity.

Answer 3

No. Too small to measure.
It's like taking a cup of water out of the ocean.

Answer 4

i would say that it would affect it on the a very very small scale, but nothing that you could measure.