Q: Radiator constantly losing coolant but no leak!

Your vehicle is new and thus still under the manufacturer’s new car warranty. If you believe a defect exists, you should promptly return the car to the dealer and they will investigate and repair the issue as needed at no charge to you. If you add anything other than the manufacturer recommended coolant to the cooling system, you will potentially void the new car warranty. As important, as a technical matter, adding solutions to the radiator, other than the manufacturer recommended coolant can damage cooling system components and metals via corrosion, electrolysis, and chemical conversion and degradation of the coolant. It is very important to use only the exact materials and chemicals specified in the owner’s manual. You certainly have the option of obtaining your own mechanic through YourMechanic, even if you have a warranty. On this particular issue, if you desire that a mechanic from YourMechanic look at it, please request a coolant leak diagnostic. You do have a leak. The level of coolant in the radiator and reserve tank should remain constant without you having to add any make up coolant for at least 6 months of operation, if not longer (water does evaporate from the solution, causing volume to fall, but the system is pretty well sealed). If you request the diagnostic, the responding certified mechanic will get this resolved, right at your location. If you have further questions or concerns, do not hesitate to re-contact YourMechanic because we want you to make the most of your repair dollars and help you to get the best possible results.