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Free air in Minneapolis, MN

18 gas stations, tire shops and stores with air for tires in Minneapolis, 1 of them free or usually free. Addresses, hours and directions below.

Where to get free air in Minneapolis

We know 18 places with air for tires in Minneapolis, 1 of them free or usually free. Good places to start: Air pump.

Free air pumps in Minneapolis

Confirmed free first, then free by state law, chains that are usually free and tire shops that fill for free.

  1. 1.Air pump

    Free

    Minneapolis, MN 55408

places with air
18
free or usually free
1
tire shops fill free
0
open 24/7 (known)
0
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Other air pumps in Minneapolis

Air is available here, but it is paid or we don't know the price yet. Ask inside: some stores switch the machine to free.

Chains in Minneapolis

Tire pressure in Minneapolis

Minnesota averages about 70 °F in July and 12 °F in January. Tire pressure drops roughly 1 PSI per 10 °F, so expect about 6 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.
  • Searching from where you are? The map of free air for tires near me sorts every spot by distance once you tap the location button.
  • Pin wrong or missing? Tell us and we will update it.

Free air near Minneapolis

Free air in Minneapolis: questions

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

Air pump is a good place to start. The map on this page shows all 1 free or usually free spots in Minneapolis, sorted by distance once you share your location.

Is there free air open 24 hours in Minneapolis?

We don't have a free air pump in Minneapolis with confirmed 24/7 hours. Many gas stations are open late, so tap a pin to check its hours.

Do gas stations in Minneapolis have to give free air?

No. Minnesota has no free-air law, so each station decides. That is why it pays to check the map before you drive.