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Free air in Oakland, CA

82 gas stations, tire shops and stores with air for tires in Oakland, 82 of them free or usually free. Addresses, hours and directions below.

Free air in Oakland

Free by law

We know 82 places with air for tires in Oakland, 82 of them free or usually free. California law requires free air at gas stations for customers who buy fuel. Good places to start: Chevron (350 Grand Avenue), Propel (350 Grand Avenue) and True Zero (350 Grand Avenue).

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Free air in Oakland

Confirmed free, free by state law, usually free at this chain, or a tire shop that fills for free. The first 80 of 82 are listed; the map shows them all.

Chains in Oakland

Tire pressure in Oakland

California averages about 78 °F in July and 46 °F in January. Tire pressure drops roughly 1 PSI per 10 °F, so expect about 3 PSI less in winter than in summer, enough to set off the warning light on a cold morning. Fill to the number on your door sticker, checked before you drive.

Before you go

  • Bring a few quarters or a card in case the machine isn't free.
  • Tire shops only fill tires during business hours.
  • Pin wrong or missing? Tell us and we will update it.

Free air near Oakland

Free air in Oakland: questions

Where can I get free air for my tires in Oakland?

Chevron at 350 Grand Avenue, Oakland, CA 94610, Propel at 350 Grand Avenue, Oakland, CA 94610 and True Zero at 350 Grand Avenue, Oakland, CA 94610 are good places to start. The map on this page shows all 82 free or usually free spots in Oakland, sorted by distance once you share your location.

Is there free air open 24 hours in Oakland?

Yes. Chevron (350 Grand Avenue), Propel (350 Grand Avenue) and True Zero (350 Grand Avenue) are listed as open 24/7, among 4 free spots with round-the-clock hours. Hours can change, so check before a late-night drive.

Do gas stations in Oakland have to give free air?

Yes, to customers who buy fuel. California law requires free air, water and a pressure gauge at every gas station during operating hours. If the machine asks for coins, ask the cashier to switch it on.