The propane tank gauge is arguably one of the most important parts of a propane tank as it lets you know how much propane is currently available in the tank and helps you calculate how many gallons of propane remain. In order to allow room for gas expansion, propane tanks are considered full between 80-90%, depending upon the weather.
Weather and lifestyle choices heavily impact propane usage – which we think about when estimating your delivery schedule. And while we do everything we can to make sure you have propane when you need it, it helps to be aware of your propane use as well.
Use the table below to help estimate how many gallons your tank has available. If you’re concerned about your propane level, call us when your gauge is close to 20%, so we can make sure to schedule services for you soon.
| Number of Gallons Remaining |
| If Gauge Reads: | 124 Gal Tank | 250 Gal Tank | 330 Gal Tank | 500 Gal Tank | 1000 Gal Tank |
| 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% |
100 87 75 63 50 38 |
200 175 150 125 100 75 |
264 231 198 165 132 99 |
400 350 300 250 200 150 |
800 700 600 500 400 300 |
*If Gauge Reads Less Than 20%, Order Gas Now!*
| If Gauge Reads: | 124 Gal Tank | 250 Gal Tank | 330 Gal Tank | 500 Gal Tank | 1000 Gal Tank |
| 20% 10% |
25 13 |
50 25 |
66 33 |
100 50 |
200 100 |