Long Range Fuel Tank, 197L (Crew Cab, 6'4 Tub) suits Ram 2500/3500 (2013-2024) by Titan Tanks
The Ram 2500 Crew Cab 197L Long Range Replacement Tank is the ideal choice for extended range and exceptional durability. Crafted from military grade, cross-linked polymer for superior strength and reliability, it features a 197L diesel tank for superior fuel capacity and long range. The tank is a direct replacement for your existing tank and will keep you on the road, for longer!
TITAN Fuel Tanks Direct Replacement, Mid-Ship Fuel Tanks are manufactured to use the trucks stock/original equipment fuel sending unit. The trucks stock sending unit is removed from the stock tank and mounted into the TITAN tank. They are a direct fit, there are no modifications needed.
With use of the stock sending unit, the trucks analog fuel gauge will read correct and accurate with the TITAN tank.
GO DISTANCE WITH TITAN FUEL TANKS
Never cut your journey short again. Titan’s Long Range oversized, heavy-duty fuel tanks give you the range to push further into the outback, trails, or worksite without constant fuel stops.
Engineered for Strength
Built with military-grade, cross-linked polymer, Titan Fuel Tanks are tougher, lighter, and rust-proof compared to steel. Designed to withstand the harshest conditions, they’re ready wherever your 4x4 takes you.
Seamless Fit & Easy Install
Each Titan Fuel Tank is custom-molded for your specific vehicle, ensuring a perfect fit without complicated modifications. More capacity, less hassle, maximum efficiency. A simple OEM replacement tank, you now have more fuel capacity without compromising space in your tub or spare wheel.
Adventure Without Limits
Whether you’re towing, touring, or tackling remote tracks, Titan Fuel Tanks give you the freedom to keep moving. More miles, more confidence, more adventure.
Titan Fuel Tanks 2019-2023 GM 1500 Crew Cab, Short & Standard Bed Installation
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Titan Tanks are high-quality, custom-fit fuel tanks designed for American trucks, offering increased fuel capacity and durable construction for long-term reliability.
Titan Tanks provide extra fuel capacity, stronger construction, and precise fitment compared to stock tanks, which can be limited in size and prone to corrosion.
Titan Tanks are constructed from heavy-duty steel or aluminium, engineered to resist corrosion, impact, and Australian off-road conditions.
Fuel capacity varies by model, but Titan Tanks can increase your fuel storage by 30–50%, extending your range for long trips or off-road adventures.
Yes. Titan Tanks are designed for U.S. truck models that are popular in Australia, with custom-fit options to ensure proper clearance and mounting.
Most Titan Tanks are direct bolt-on replacements, though some models may require minor adjustments. Professional installation is recommended for optimal fit and safety.
Yes. When properly installed and compliant with local regulations, Titan Tanks meet Australian safety and fuel system standards.
Absolutely. Titan Tanks are built tough to withstand vibrations, impacts, and rough terrain, making them ideal for 4x4 and off-road use.
Installing a Titan Tank does not automatically void your vehicle warranty, but it’s important to ensure installation is done professionally without damaging factory components.
Yes. Titan Tanks are designed to maintain fuel delivery under heavy load and towing conditions, ensuring your engine receives consistent fuel flow.
Titan Tanks are extremely durable, with reinforced construction and corrosion-resistant coatings to last for years, even in harsh Australian environments.
Yes. Titan Tanks are modular, and some models allow you to increase capacity or add accessories such as sump kits or skid plates.
Yes. They feature accessible fuel pick-ups, cleanable sumps, and quality coatings, making maintenance straightforward.
While they don’t increase engine power, Titan Tanks improve trip efficiency by reducing refuelling stops and maintain stable fuel delivery under load or off-road conditions.
Titan Tanks provide precision fit, heavy-duty materials, increased fuel capacity, and reliability—features often missing in cheaper alternatives, which can leak, corrode, or fail under Australian conditions.
