Peterbilt 367 Air Tanks, Wraps & Mounting

Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 367 Air Tanks, Wraps & Mounting

What is included in an air tank wrap and mounting kit for the Peterbilt 367?

These kits typically include a decorative wrap or cover that fits around the existing air tank, along with the brackets, straps, or hardware needed to secure the wrap and remount the tank assembly. Some kits are cosmetic covers only, while others include mounting components for reinstalling the tank itself, so it is important to check the product description to confirm exactly what is included before you order.

Will this wrap fit the factory air tanks on my Peterbilt 367?

Most air tank wraps sold for the Peterbilt 367 are designed to match the diameter and length of the factory air tanks used on this model, but tank sizes can vary depending on the trucks build year and chassis configuration. Always check the listed dimensions against your existing tank before purchasing, and reach out to us if you are unsure so we can help confirm fitment.

What materials are these air tank wraps made from, and how do they hold up on the road?

Air tank wraps are commonly made from stainless steel or aluminum, offered in finishes such as polished, brushed, or diamond plate. Stainless steel tends to hold up well against road grime, moisture, and general wear, while aluminum offers a lighter weight option. Regular cleaning will help maintain the finish and prevent buildup of brake dust or road debris over time.

Do I need to remove the air tank to install the wrap, and is this a job I can do myself?

In many cases the wrap can be installed by removing the tank straps, sliding the wrap into place around the tank, and reattaching the mounting hardware, which is a job many owner-operators handle themselves with basic tools. However, if your kit involves remounting the tank or modifying brackets, it may require more time and mechanical familiarity. If you are not comfortable working around air brake components, having a qualified technician complete the installation is a good idea.

Are there any air brake system concerns I should be aware of when installing a wrap or new mounting hardware?

Air tanks are part of your trucks air brake system, so any time you loosen straps, remove lines, or shift the tank during installation, it is important to make sure all fittings, lines, and mounting straps are properly reinstalled and secured afterward. After installation, check for air leaks and confirm the tank is mounted securely before returning the truck to service.