U-Haul Propane Refills: What They Fill and How It Works
Many U-Haul stores have a full-service propane refill station. An attendant fills your tank, and you pay for the propane you get.
The facts, with sources
- U-Haul says it fills tanks from 3 lb (with an OPD valve) up to 100 lb, plus permanently mounted ASME tanks on RVs and vehicles. Source: U-Haul propane FAQ
- All U-Haul propane stations are full service: a certified attendant inspects and fills the tank. Source: U-Haul propane FAQ
- Price varies by location. U-Haul shows each store’s current price per gallon on its propane page when you enter a ZIP code. Source: U-Haul propane FAQ
- U-Haul says there’s no minimum fill charge, so you only pay for the propane you receive. Source: U-Haul: Refill vs. exchange
- U-Haul says it has more than 1,400 propane refill and exchange locations in the U.S. and Canada. Source: U-Haul propane page
U-Haul in our Utah listings
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