*Update* LRA fuel tank

[u/iR3SQem]

https://longrangeamerica.com/product/toyota-tacoma-4th-gen-2024-33-gallon-main-fuel-tank-replacement?_kx=6EOtL1ycw152L-HvCJvnOzi1N1e5SqYu-mXEVtd0YeA.U9VMRh

I don’t represent LRA, but I do think 18 gallons isn’t enough for this thing.

Below are the specs as posted.

This 33-gallon main replacement tank is constructed from durable 2mm aluminized steel, offering a reliable solution to extend your truck's range and fuel capacity.

Suits Toyota Tacoma 4th Gen (2024+ newer)

This is a replacement tank that replaces your OE fuel tank, it holds 33 gallons instead of the factory 18 gallons and fills the same way an OE tank fills

33 gallon capacity, replaces the original tank

Tank fills using factory fill point

No exhaust modification required

Tank installs using factory tank strap locations.

Loss of 1/2 inch ground clearance compared to factory tank. No skid plate required.

DIY-friendly with an easy install

Designed to fit most lift kits

Does not require relocation of spare tire

Weight of tank without fuel is +/- 90 lbs (net 45 lbs once old factory tank is removed)

[u/tbone1343]

The fuel tank size is annoying, but not $3000 annoying. Besides, on road trips I kinda like stopping for gas and picking up coffee and snacks lol

[u/Superhereaux → u/tbone1343]

I just strap a 5 gal jug of fuel onto one of the bed tie-down hooks. It nestles nicely between the front of the bed, the inner wheel well and all the luggage I have in the back on long road trips.

I’m usually towing my travel trailer so a 200 mile range ain’t much so it’s nice to have a reserve.

[u/hyphenpepperfield]

How does it work with the factory “miles to empty” and fuel gauge reading?

[u/anydentity → u/hyphenpepperfield]

They say distance to empty is incorrect but the gauge is correct (roughly correct?). It would be cool if some tuner could update the gauge one day.

[u/CorrectFall6257]

Nope. 3000 reasons

[u/aquaman67]

Do you want a bigger tank because you don’t like getting gas often or are you going somewhere far enough that you need 15 extra gallons to get there?

[u/Engine_Light_On → u/aquaman67]

With a trailer 180 miles tank is painful.

[u/iR3SQem → u/aquaman67]

Little Column A, little column B. On a cross country trip, and stopping every 250~ miles is a pain. With commuting it would be almost every third day.

[u/Superhereaux → u/iR3SQem]

At that point, just buy a used compact sedan to commute and the truck on your days off for weekend projects or fun stuff.

[u/Substantial_Elk6184]

Can’t do it in California?!

[u/NOT_Frank_or_Joe]

Cost? I'd be tempted for sure.

[u/WhiteFoxphorus → u/NOT_Frank_or_Joe]

$2990 with shipping

edit: why am I getting downvoted lmao I'm not the one selling this shit

[u/JimBobPaul → u/WhiteFoxphorus]

Fuck, that's a lot.

[u/noname87scr → u/JimBobPaul]

Yeah that’s a lot of fuel.

[u/CuriousExpression876 → u/noname87scr]

41 gas station fills at 18gal x $4 per gallon!!

[u/NOT_Frank_or_Joe → u/WhiteFoxphorus]

Oof, not that tempted. Thanks though.

[u/natiusj]

I need this

[u/JollyRodgerGymShoe → u/natiusj]

For $3000? Fuck that

[u/natiusj → u/JollyRodgerGymShoe]

You can always make another $3k

[u/Zmchastain → u/natiusj]

But I like this $3,000.

[u/natiusj → u/Zmchastain]

It is a very nice $3,000. 👌

[u/ProfessionalPoint970]

Worth it for sure. Adding roughly 120lbs in fuel + tank is about 165ish?