Morrisons offer free air to drivers, but you need to ask for it

trinidadone

hello all,

I filled up a tank of petrol in Morrions today, spent £43.00 which displeased me.

After leaving the pump, I used the air machine to pump up my tyres. The charge was 20p per two minutes. I had no idea how much minutes I would need to top up all four tyres. A member of staff walked past, and I asked how much money i would need to top up the machine.

The member of staff asked if I had filled up with petrol, and I told him yes.

The assistant then told me I qualified for a "free"air top up. I was told to return to the cashier in the petrol shop and ask for a code slip to use the air machine. I got my code slip and punched my code in the machine, and was provided with air for free.

There was no sign displayed of this offer. I cant remember how much time I was provided, but i will start asking for this code more often

There is also a vac machine at Morrisons, anyone know if the petrol station offers free vacuming time as well?

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maninthestreet

£43 for tank full of petrol sounds cheap to me.

trinidadone

maninthestreet wrote: »

£43 for tank full of petrol sounds cheap to me.

if the tank was completely empty, then yes it would be, however your missing the point completely concerning this thread

Gloomendoom

Air is free at our local Tescos.

trinidadone

which Tesco?

DCFC79

Gloomendoom wrote: »

Air is free at our local Tescos.

And also at Sainsburys too.

trinidadone

DCFC79 wrote: »

And also at Sainsburys too.

which sainsburys?

[Deleted User]

My foot pump gives me free air. And a free leg work out too.

OddballJamie

My car came with free air but I opened the door and it escaped

smileygill

Similar at my local Morrisons; I asked when paying for petrol if I needed a token or coin (like the Queen, I don't carry cash!) for the airline, and was handed a coded slip.

I'd still rather use the foot-pump at home, but it was a nice (small) surprise.

trinidadone

smileygill wrote: »

Similar at my local Morrisons; I asked when paying for petrol if I needed a token or coin (like the Queen, I don't carry cash!) for the airline, and was handed a coded slip.

I'd still rather use the foot-pump at home, but it was a nice (small) surprise.

well done my man