Reservoirs

A coolant tank serves as a controlling factor for the extra coolant produced by your engine's heat. Coolant expands as the temperature rises, spills into the coolant reservoir, and then is drawn back into the radiator as your automobile cools down after being turned off. Your car depends on the coolant tank to easily absorb the extra fluid with each cycle; a crack or leak calls for continuous refuelling and increases the risk of your engine overheating. AutoZone offers a variety of coolant tanks from well-known, dependable brands to help you maintain your composure.