Need to swap out an empty propane grill tank for a full one? AmeriGas partners with your favorite local gas stations, hardware stores, convenience stores, and more—so you can get the propane you need, as soon as you need it.

20 pound propane tanks are often referred to as grill cylinders and hold 4.6 gallons of propane when full.

In order to make sure these cylinders are operating safely, they need to be re-certified by a trained professional at established intervals. How do I know if my tank needs to be re-certified? The date of manufacture is stamped into the collar of your portable propane tank.

AmeriGas partners with the trusted retailers near you—like gas stations, hardware stores, and convenience stores, to name a few—making it easy to find a location to exchange your propane tank. Swap your tanks for refilled ones anytime with our 24/7 self-serve propane exchange kiosks, or find a retailer near you to help with the exchange.

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Your home’s propane tank is your personal reservoir where liquid propane is stored before it’s converted into gas. The size and type of tank you select depends on the size of your home, how much power you need to generate for your connected appliances, and winter heating needs.

It's important to follow these precautions—even if your propane tank isn't full—to ensure safe and proper use of your cylinder. Your propane tank should never be stored in, or subject to, temperatures above 120 °F (49 °C)

AmeriGas grill tanks and cylinders are the safe, reliable, and convenient way to get the propane you need. Learn where to find propane tanks, how to use them safely and effectively, and the many ways they can power your life.

part of a compressed-gas cylinder to temperatures above 125F(51.6C). Gas cylinders should be stored outdoors or in well ventilated storerooms at no lower than ground level and should be quickly removable in an emergency.

Just unscrew the empty cylinder, screw in a full one, and you’re ready to get back to work—no spills, no hassles, no recharging, and no downtime. Plus, unlike diesel, propane combustion doesn't leave soot behind, so you'll need to do less cleaning and maintenance on your forklifts.