Aluminum Tank Industries Fuel Tank

Aluminum Tank Industries Fuel Tanks: Built for Work, Engineered for Compliance

When extended range, on-site refueling, or legal fuel transport is the mission, few names carry as much weight as Aluminum Tank Industries (ATI). Based in Winter Haven, Florida, ATI has established itself as a dedicated American manufacturer of premium aluminum fuel storage and transfer solutions, with a product lineup built squarely around safety, regulatory compliance, and real-world durability.

What Sets ATI Fuel Tanks Apart

At the heart of every ATI fuel tank is a commitment to exceeding — not merely meeting — government safety standards. ATI has been granted a special permit by the U.S. Department of Transportation for the legal manufacture and sale of aluminum refueling transfer tanks, and their tanks are legal in all 50 states for gasoline, kerosene, methanol, diesel, and aviation fuel. That multi-fuel compliance is a significant differentiator, making ATI one of the few brands offering truly versatile, DOT-approved pickup-bed fuel solutions.

Construction quality is equally serious. Standard ATI tanks are built from diamond-plate .125" aluminum, while the heavy-duty Severe Series steps up to thicker .190" aluminum designed to handle larger pumps and off-road punishment. Every tank features fully welded internal baffles to reduce fuel slosh and add structural strength, and each unit undergoes rigorous pressure testing and visual inspection before leaving the factory — ensuring zero leaks reach the end user.

A Tank for Every Application

ATI’s fuel tank lineup covers a wide range of shapes, sizes, and use cases. Standard rectangular refueling tanks range from 38 to 110 gallons, while the popular L-Shape design is engineered to slide under most standard crossover toolboxes — and can even be installed in reverse so the tank can be removed without disturbing the toolbox. Split-chamber and double-wall models are also available for operators who need to carry two different fuel types or require secondary containment. For diesel truck owners looking to extend their range without complex plumbing, ATI’s auxiliary diesel tanks pair seamlessly with the Fuel Shotz installation system, which connects the auxiliary tank directly to the factory fill neck — no wires, no switches, and no removing the tank from the bed.

Who Uses ATI Fuel Tanks?

ATI designs its tanks with the industrial user in mind. Whether you’re a farmer needing reliable on-the-go diesel for field equipment, a contractor refueling heavy machinery at a job site, a fleet operator managing fuel logistics, or a private truck owner looking to extend range on long hauls, ATI has a compliant, durable solution. Their tanks are built for commercial, government, and private applications alike — a versatility that reflects their DOT special permit status.

• DOT-approved for gasoline, diesel, kerosene, methanol, and aviation fuel
• Diamond-plate aluminum construction — lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and tough
• Severe Series models with .190" aluminum for extreme-duty environments
• Fully welded internal baffles to reduce slosh and maximize structural integrity
• Fuel Shotz compatible auxiliary tanks for seamless diesel truck integration
• Multiple configurations: rectangular, L-shape, wedge, split-chamber, and toolbox combos
• USA-manufactured with pressure-tested and visually inspected quality control

Explore the full selection of fuel tanks available, or visit the Aluminum Tank Industries brand page to see everything ATI has to offer across their complete product lineup.