ZeroR deals
ZeroR makes do-it-yourself car A/C recharge kits: cans of R134a refrigerant with a reusable charging hose and gauge, sold for vehicles that use R134a rather than the newer R1234yf. The page lists three kits, including the AC Recharge Kit R134a Replacement, the Premium Repair & Recharge Kit and the basic A/C Recharge Kit. No deals are live on this page right now, so there is no saving to report.
Prices at every store and price history for ZeroR products.
ZeroR products: prices and price history
Questions and answers
- What is in a ZeroR A/C recharge kit?
- The standard kit pairs one or more 12 oz cans of R134a refrigerant with a trigger-and-gauge charging hose that connects to the low-side service port. The Premium Repair & Recharge kit adds stop-leak and seal-conditioner components for systems with slow leaks.
- Does ZeroR work on my car?
- Only if your vehicle uses R134a, which covers most cars built before roughly 2015. Vehicles using R1234yf, common on newer models, need a different refrigerant and cannot use these cans.
- Where is ZeroR cheapest?
- Prices vary by retailer and by kit size, so compare the per-ounce cost of the cans rather than the kit price alone. A two- or three-can kit usually costs less per ounce than a single-can kit.
- Can I return a ZeroR kit?
- Returns follow the policy of the store you bought from, not ZeroR. Refrigerant is often restricted for return shipping, so check the retailer's rules before opening the can.
- Is recharging A/C with a kit safe?
- It is safe if you charge through the low-side port only and keep the can upright, and if the system holds pressure. A system that is empty or losing refrigerant has a leak that a can will not fix.