Kenworth T700 Air Tanks, Wraps & Mounting

Frequently Asked Questions About Kenworth T700 Air Tanks, Wraps & Mounting

Will these air tanks and mounting components fit my Kenworth T700 without modification?

Air tanks, wraps, and mounting hardware in this category are designed to match the factory fitment of the Kenworth T700. However, exact fit can vary depending on the year of your truck and any prior modifications to the chassis or air system. We recommend comparing the dimensions and mounting hole patterns of the listed part to your existing tank or bracket before ordering to confirm a proper fit.

What materials are these air tanks and wraps made from, and how durable are they?

Air tanks are typically constructed from aluminum or steel, while wraps are often made from stainless steel or aluminum to protect the tank from road debris and corrosion. Material choice affects both weight and long-term durability, so consider your operating environment when choosing between options.

Do the air tank wraps require the tank to be removed for installation?

In most cases, wraps are designed to be installed around the tank while it remains mounted to the frame, though this can depend on the specific wrap style and your truck's clearance. Some installations may be easier if the tank is temporarily loosened from its mounting brackets. Always check the manufacturer's instructions included with your specific wrap before starting installation.

Are the mounting brackets and straps included, or sold separately?

This depends on the specific product listing. Some air tanks are sold as complete kits with mounting brackets and straps included, while others are sold as standalone components that require separately purchased hardware. Check the product description carefully to confirm exactly what is included before you order.

Will replacing my air tank or mounting hardware affect DOT compliance or my truck's air brake system?

Air tanks are a functional part of your truck's air brake system, so any replacement part should meet or exceed the specifications of your original equipment. If you have questions about pressure ratings or compatibility with your air brake system, consult your service manual or a qualified technician before installation to ensure your truck remains safe and compliant.