Quad bike fuel tanks

Match the tank to the vehicle

Check the full model, year and variant, then read any restrictions or requirements for the tank. Where dimensions, mounting details or bodywork requirements are given, compare them with the vehicle as it stands now. Capacity alone does not establish fit.

Plan the fittings as well as the tank

Check whether the stated contents include a cap, tap, mounting hardware or other fittings. If parts must be reused or bought separately, confirm the required references before ordering. Browse fuel caps and fuel taps for those components, checking their compatibility with the chosen tank.

Can I choose a tank just by its capacity?

Start with the vehicle application and fitting requirements, then compare capacity between suitable options. A larger capacity figure does not confirm that the tank matches the mounting points, bodywork or fuel-system connections on your quad.

Will my existing fuel cap fit a replacement tank?

Check the tank manufacturer's specified cap or compatibility information. Do not assume the original cap carries over, particularly when changing to an aftermarket tank. The cap needs to match the tank you are buying, not simply the vehicle name.

Does a fuel tank include the tap and mounting hardware?

Use the supplied-parts list for the exact reference. A picture or the category name is not a reliable contents list. Confirm any separate fittings and required quantities before placing the order.

What if my quad already has a different tank or fuel system?

Identify the fitted tank and any relevant changes first. Share those details with whoever is selecting the replacement rather than relying solely on the original model application. The wider fuel tanks and parts category brings the related components together.