Free Air Near Me in Massachusetts

Q: Is Air for Tires Free in Massachusetts?

We've discovered 82 places in Massachusetts offering free air pumps for your tires. Across 54 cities, you can locate free air pumps. There are 18 spots where you can access free air for bicycles only, and 64 locations provide free air for both cars and bikes.

Q: Is It Legal for Gas Stations to Charge for Air in Massachusetts?

"According to our research conducted in September 2023, Massachusetts law still doesn't require gas stations to provide air compressors for free public use. Three bills, namely <a href='https://malegislature.gov/Bills/191/H3087' target='_blank'>H3087</a>, <a href='https://malegislature.gov/Bills/190/H3503' target='_blank'>H3503</a>, and <a href='https://malegislature.gov/Bills/189/H3980' target='_blank'>H3980</a>, were proposed to amend Chapter 94 of the General Laws of Massachusetts, but none of the proposed changes have been incorporated into <a href='https://malegislature.gov/Laws/GeneralLaws/PartI/TitleXV/Chapter94' target='_blank'>Chapter 94 (Title XV)</a> thus far. Therefore, it cannot be expected that every gas station in Massachusetts will provide free air for your tires. However, some gas stations, tire stores, auto repair shops, and bike shops do offer free air."

Q: Is Air Free at Gas Stations in Massachusetts?

We've found 33 gas stations offering free air for your tires:<ul><li><a href='/massachusetts/gas-stations/bj-s-gas/'>BJ's Gas</a> (8)</li><li><a href='/massachusetts/gas-stations/mobil/'>Mobil</a> (8)</li><li><a href='/massachusetts/gas-stations/sunoco/'>Sunoco</a> (7)</li><li><a href='/massachusetts/gas-stations/exxon/'>Exxon</a> (3)</li><li><a href='/massachusetts/gas-stations/shell/'>Shell</a> (3)</li><li><a href='/massachusetts/gas-stations/citgo/'>Citgo</a> (2)</li><li><a href='/massachusetts/gas-stations/gulf/'>Gulf</a> (1)</li><li><a href='/massachusetts/gas-stations/phillips-66/'>Phillips 66</a> (1)</li></ul>

There are 82 locations in 54 cities in Massachusetts offering free air pumps for your tires. In 18 spots, you can access free air for bicycles only, and 64 businesses provide free air for cars and bikes.

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Is Air for Tires Free in Massachusetts?

We've discovered 82 locations in Massachusetts offering free compressed air for tires. Additionally, we have 1196 gas stations with air pumps in our database awaiting verification by our users. Unfortunately, gas stations in Massachusetts aren't legally required to provide free air.

I'd like to extend a special thank you to all users from Massachusetts who have dedicated their time to mapping and verifying these locations. Your efforts are greatly appreciated! Thank you!
- Tom (Chief Editor)

Table of Contents

Is Air Free at Gas Stations in Massachusetts?
What Cities in Massachusetts Have Locations with Free Air Pumps?
Is It Legal for Gas Stations to Charge for Air in Massachusetts?
Why Having the Correct Tire Pressure Matters: Safety, Savings, and Performance
How Do You Put Air in a Tire at a Gas Station?

Is Air Free at Gas Stations in Massachusetts?

There are 33 gas stations offering free air for your tires:

BJ's Gas (8)
Mobil (8)
Sunoco (7)
Exxon (3)
Shell (3)
Citgo (2)
Gulf (1)
Phillips 66 (1)

Do you know any other locations in Massachusetts (e.g. gas stations, bicycle shops, tire stores, convenience stores) that provide free air pumps for either cars, bicycles, or trucks? That's great! Click the button below and let us know.

We review all submissions and add our own on a weekly basis. The next planned update of free air pumps in Massachusetts is on May 20, 2024.

Is It Legal for Gas Stations to Charge for Air in Massachusetts?

According to our research conducted in September 2023, Massachusetts law still doesn't require gas stations to provide air compressors for free public use. Three bills, namely H3087, H3503, and H3980, were proposed to amend Chapter 94 of the General Laws of Massachusetts, but none of the proposed changes have been incorporated into Chapter 94 (Title XV) thus far. Therefore, it cannot be expected that every gas station in Massachusetts will provide free air for your tires. However, some gas stations, tire stores, auto repair shops, and bike shops do offer free air.

What Cities in Massachusetts Have Locations with Free Air Pumps?

Below is an alphabetical list of all cities in Massachusetts where our users have already mapped businesses offering free air for your tires:

A	Acton (2), Agawam (1), Amherst (2), Andover (2), Arlington (1)
B	Bedford (1), Belmont (1), Billerica (3), Boston (4), Bourne (1), Burlington (1)
C	Cambridge (12)
F	Franklin (1)
G	Gloucester (1), Great Barrington (1)
H	Hadley (2), Hamilton (1), Haverhill (1), Hudson (3)
L	Leominster (1), Lexington (1), Lowell (1), Ludlow (1), Lynn (2)
M	Manchester-by-the-Sea (1), Medfield (1), Medway (1), Melrose (1)
N	Nantucket (1), Newton (2), North Billerica (1), Northborough (1)
P	Pittsfield (1)
Q	Quincy (2)
R	Randolph (2), Rowley (1)
S	Salem (1), Seekonk (1), Somerset (1), Somerville (1), South Hadley (1), Southborough (1), Springfield (2), Swampscott (1)
T	Topsfield (1)
W	Wakefield (1), Waltham (1), Watertown (1), Wellesley (1), Westfield (2), Weymouth (1), Wilmington (1), Woburn (1), Wrentham (1)

Why Having the Correct Tire Pressure Matters: Safety, Savings, and Performance

Proper tire pressure isn't just about keeping your tires inflated; it's about safeguarding your safety, wallet, and vehicle's performance. Your tire pressure plays a pivotal role in everything from vehicle handling and braking performance to fuel economy and tire wear. In this article, we'll delve into the compelling reasons why maintaining the correct tire pressure is essential for both drivers 🚗 and cyclists 🚴‍♂️ alike.

How Do You Put Air in a Tire at a Gas Station?

Whether you're a seasoned driver or a cycling enthusiast, knowing how to inflate your tires correctly is a valuable skill. In this article, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process of inflating your tires.