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Our large selection of cylindrical and rectangular aftermarket Freightliner Fuel Tanks come in 19 inch, 23 inch and 25 inch diameters, up to 86 inch length and 150 gallon capacity. Choose between steel and aluminum tank steps and top off your new tank with a protective cover in a variety of colors. Aftermarket Freightliner senders, pickup and return tubes, fittings and splitters are also available.

Freightliner Fuel Tanks

Your rig can’t run without fuel—and your fuel tank system needs to be strong, secure, and built for serious miles. That’s where our lineup of aftermarket Freightliner fuel tanks and accessories comes in. Whether you're driving a Cascadia, Columbia, Coronado, or Century, we’ve got the parts to keep your tank setup solid.

Reliable Fuel Storage for Your Freightliner Truck

Choose from 55 to 150-gallon tanks in aluminum or steel with round or rectangular shapes. We offer front-fill and rear-fill configurations to match your layout and install clean with zero guesswork. Every tank in this category is built for heavy-duty commercial use, engineered to resist corrosion and perform under pressure—mile after mile.

Don’t Forget the Essentials

Fuel tanks are just the start. We’ve also got a full lineup of Freightliner fuel tank components and accessories, including: - Fuel tank straps for secure mounting - Pickup lines and sending unit block-off plates - Tank liner kits to help prevent corrosion and extend tank life - Step fairings for easier access and clean styling - Anti-siphon upgrades for added security
All parts are designed for a direct fit on Freightliner semi trucks, so you can install with confidence and get back on the road faster.

Why Upgrade Your Freightliner’s Fuel Tank System?

Replacing a damaged tank or upgrading a worn-out part helps: - Prevent leaks and fuel loss - Improve fuel system efficiency and safety - Reduce downtime and boost range - Keep your Freightliner looking sharp and running smooth
It's also the best time to start replacing components on your Freightliner suspension frame - since this is where your tank sits. Your Freightliner exhaust parts are adjacent to your tank, so consider upgrading these in one fell swoop. Lastly, your tank sends fuel to the engine. So any damaged or worn-out fuel tank coolant lines should get replaced while you're at it. With that said, whether you’re doing a total tank swap or just replacing a pickup line, this category is your one-stop shop.

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