Titan Fuel Tanks

Want to drive further between fill-ups in your pickup? Titan Fuel Tanks makes fuel tanks that replace the factory tank with a larger one, so you get more range without extra jerry cans in the bed. Here you’ll find replacement tanks, midship tanks and accessories for many popular pickups, especially diesel models.

Larger tanks for work trucks and tow rigs

Titan Fuel Tanks is an American brand specialising in fuel tanks for pickups. The focus is on owners who use their truck for work, long trips or heavy towing, where fuel use rises and an extra-large tank makes a noticeable difference. The tanks are made from cross-linked polyethylene, a tough plastic material that does not rust and withstands impacts and vibration. They are shaped to fit in the factory tank’s location and use the existing mounting points.

Titan Fuel Tanks’ key products

The core of the range is replacement tanks in sizes that hold considerably more than the factory tank. They are available as midship tanks that sit under the truck between the axles, and as tanks placed behind the rear axle, depending on the model. Many are developed for diesel pickups from Ford, Ram and GM, but there are also solutions for gasoline models. The range also includes spare parts and accessories such as filler necks and mounting kits. See each product for which trucks, cab styles and bed lengths it fits.

Buy Titan Fuel Tanks from us

We specialise in performance parts and know what it takes for a project to succeed. You get a wide selection, competitive prices and personal service if you have questions along the way. Find the Titan Fuel Tanks solution for your project and take the next step towards more performance.

Frequently asked questions

Why are Titan tanks made of plastic rather than steel?

Cross-linked polyethylene does not rust, is light and handles impacts and vibration well. That makes the material well suited for a tank mounted under the truck and exposed to road salt, stones and water.

Can I keep my original fuel pump and sender?

Parts of the original pump and sender unit are often reused, but it depends on model and year. Check the description of each tank so you know what is included and what is transferred from the old tank.