"How much could air cost?"Sanderson said he believes the environmental and safety benefits of keeping tires properly inflated should require stations to provide free air. Some stations near his home displayed mangled air hoses that never were repaired, while others had converted to coin operation."That just seems wrong," said Sanderson. Paul Sanderson of Salem started noticing the paucity of stations offering free air when he started hunting for a gas station where he could keep his tires properly inflated. Some stations near his home displayed mangled air hoses that never were repaired, while others had converted to coin operation. Only one problem: During business hours, it's illegal to require motorists to pay for air in Connecticut.Paul Sanderson of Salem started noticing the paucity of stations offering free air when he started hunting for a gas station where he could keep his tires properly inflated. Over the past few years, gas stations nationwide have added coin-operated air compressors for the public to inflate their tires.
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