"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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When filling the tires on my boat trailer with fresh air, should I be
checking to see what sort of compressor the service station uses?

Or should I avoid service station compressors altogether and use strictly
my own air compressor in order to avoid the nasties that live in an
infrequently cleaned service station compressor?

And if I use a service station compressor, should I feed its product
through a special filter?


No need to be concerned as long as you faithfully change the air in your
tires once a year.

Eisboch

"Eisboch" wrote in message
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"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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When filling the tires on my boat trailer with fresh air, should I be
checking to see what sort of compressor the service station uses?

Or should I avoid service station compressors altogether and use strictly
my own air compressor in order to avoid the nasties that live in an
infrequently cleaned service station compressor?

And if I use a service station compressor, should I feed its product
through a special filter?


No need to be concerned as long as you faithfully change the air in your
tires once a year.

Eisboch


Nothing worse than stale air........it guarantees a bumpy ride.

Also remember to grease your brake pads on both your car and boat trailer
when changing the air in the tires.