So one of your tires has a slow leak. It’s a bit of a hassle to keep topping it off, but nothing you can’t handle with a quick stop by the air pump at your local gas station. Here’s the real ...

Gas stations used to routinely have air pumps, but many don’t anymore. That means you may have to stop at a tire store or use your own. Personal pumps can vary from manual hand-operated ones ...

If unpredictable air is an issue then water is too. That dingy air pump at the gas station may not be giving your tires the good stuff, and might be slipping a bit of water-vapor into your tire.

We've all heard it before: having under-inflated tires lowers your gas mileage. I, for one, make an occasional effort to keep my tires properly inflated, and I am always surprised at how much air ...

So, if you're running regular air in your tires ... company's website does state that self-serve tire-inflation pumps are available at each Costco gas station. However, it does not clarify ...

For our younger readers, there was a time when the most convenient way to put air into your tires was by visiting a local gas station and paying $0.25 to use their air compressor. That started ...

Want free air for your tires? Years ago you could always get free air at the local gas station, but nowadays you have to pay. There are still free options available though. Discount Tires will ...

Maintaining the correct tire pressure on all four corners will save you about 11 cents a mile on gas ... air if the pressure reading is below the recommended value, and you can do it at a service ...

I couldn’t pull over to swap out that tire for my spare because I ... a spot in that line — and having access to air when there isn’t a gas station in sight — is an invaluable convenience.