Free Air Near Me in Utah

There are 130 locations in 56 cities in Utah offering free air pumps for your tires. In 12 spots, you can access free air for bicycles only, and 118 businesses provide free air for cars and bikes.

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Is Air for Tires Free in Utah?

We've discovered 130 locations in Utah offering free compressed air for tires. Additionally, we have 394 gas stations with air pumps in our database awaiting verification by our users. Unfortunately, gas stations in Utah aren't legally required to provide free air.

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



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Is Air Free at Gas Stations in Utah?

There are 82 gas stations offering free air for your tires:

Do you know any other locations in Utah (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 Utah is on October 07, 2024.


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

You won't find free air for your tires at every gas station in Utah. Gas stations in Utah aren't required by law to provide complimentary air pumps. Nonetheless, you can usually come across free tire air at the majority of tire shops, car repair stations, and bike shops.

What Cities in Utah Have Locations with Free Air Pumps?

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

BBountiful (4)
CCedar City (4), Clearfield (2)
DDraper (5), Duchesne (1), Dutch John (1)
EEagle Mountain (1)
FFarmington (2), Fillmore (3)
GGreen River (1)
HHeber City (1), Helper (1), Herriman (3), Hill Air Force Base (1), Hurricane (2), Hyrum (1)
KKanab (1), Kearns (1)
LLayton (5), Lehi (2), Logan (3)
MMagna (1), Manti (1), Midvale (3), Millcreek (1), Moab (4)
NNorth Salt Lake (1)
OOgden (7), Orem (3)
PPark City (5), Payson (1), Pleasant Grove (1), Price (2), Provo (1)
RRiverton (2), Roosevelt (1), Roy (2)
SSalt Lake City (17), Sandy (1), Santaquin (1), Saratoga Springs (2), Smithfield (1), South Jordan (3), South Ogden (1), Spanish Fork (1), Springdale (1), Springville (2), St. George (4)
TTaylorsville (2), Tooele (1), Torrey (1), Tremonton (1)
WWashington (2), West Bountiful (1), West Jordan (2), West Valley City (5)

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