The Price of Air

[kidley 48]

Hmmm...

 

... so how's that work then?

 

I suppose you could buy a couple of their 5p plastic carrier bags at the checkout, fill them with free air in-store and put it in your tyres when you get home?

 

You have been on this forum to long Mr Bloke, your getting like them:D:D:D

[srys 10]

Used to be that the air was provided free to encourage your custom at the pumps or garage shop. Just shop around.

[steval232 10]

I think we can put this thread down to Inflation :hihi:

[abbeyedges 82]

The price of air will go up for all of us if we keep cutting all these trees down.

[Detetcive 10]

The BP Murco petrol station in Crookes now charges £1 for air. Now it's not going to break the bank but it's the principle innit? It was 50p a few weeks ago and I have to say that I have not noticed any quality improvement - it's still just plain old compressed Sheffield air.

 

What do other places charge? Is there anywhere that still does "Free Air and Water" or is that a thing of the past?

[mafya 243]

Minimum wage goes up soon, businesses have to offset the cost somehow.....

[lindylou53 18]

Reminds me of supermarkets that sell ice-cubes!

[Eater Sundae 12]

I bought a cheap 12v compressor from one of the cheap supermarkets about 10 or 12 years ago. Still going strong, and with the advantage that I can check and top up the tyres when it suits me, without having to drive, and in the knowledge that the tyres are cold.

[woah 10]

Sainsbury's petrol stations do it for free and so do Morrisons if you fill up over £30.

[*Wallace* 333]

I blame Brexit.

[mafya 243]

I blame Brexit.

 

:hihi:............

[sheffield654 10]

Annnnnd... Waitrose is free.