Paintball CO₂ Refills

Call anytime Monday-Saturday 9am-10pm. We'll arrange a time for you to come fill CO₂ tanks.

• No purging fees
• No warm fees
• FULL FILL GAURANTEE
  • We'll get it within 0.2 oz of capacity or it's free
  • If we run out of air filling your tank, the next fill is free too.

We fill tanks for other purposes too!

Aquarium Systems

Some planted aquariums use carbon dioxide to provide vital nutrients to their plants.

Power Tanks

Power Tanks offer a power shot of air to fill up your SXS or ATV tires quickly without a compressor. We can fill the smaller 20oz tanks.Learn More

Soda Stream?

Home soda fountains utilize a similar CO₂ tank to carbonate beverages in your own kitchen. There is however a sanitary difference between the tanks used to fill paintball tanks and tanks used for soda systems. Carbonation systems use food grade CO₂ that has been kept sanitary for consumption throughout the process. So, while our fill station will work for many of these tanks, paintball systems are not intended for food. Still have questions? Give us a call

Essentially, if your tank has the same valve as a paintball CO₂ tank and is between 4 and 24oz, we can probably fill it. If you're not sure, you can send a photo of your tank to (208) 515-2005 to confirm.

What DON'T we fill?

Compressed Air / NOS

If your tank has a guage at the valve that shows PSI, we cannot fill it. Your tank uses compressed air, not CO₂ and will need to be filled with a powerful compressor capable of pressures of at least 3000psi.

Large Tanks

A good rule of thumb is if your tank's weight is referred to in pounds, it's too big. If it's referred to in ounces, you're likely fine. Our standard sizes are listed in our price table above but if your tank is under 2 lbs and has the right valve, we can probably fill it. If you have a large tank, it is likely from AirGas or Norco. Large Norco tanks can be swapped at NAPA Auto Parts and large AirGas tanks can be swapped through US Welding, pending they have inventory of your specific tank.

Broken or Dangerous Valves

CO₂ tanks are much less volatile than fiberglass compressed air tanks but they can still have issues that make them dangerous. Your tank likely has a paint stripe connecting the valve and tank body. If that stripe doesn't match up continuously than your tank is prone to come undone and is deemed dangerous. If air leaks out from the valve pin, the valve is broken and cannot be reasonably filled.

Disposable Tanks

There is a small variety of smaller tanks that are intended for one-time use, the most common is 12g. Because these tanks don't have a valve of any kind, they cannot be filled.