Aluminum Tank Industries Fuel Storage
Aluminum Tank Industries TTR51 51 Gallon Rectangle Aluminum Refueling Transfer Tank
Aluminum Tank Industries TTR46 46 Gallon Rectangle Aluminum Refueling Transfer Tank
Aluminum Tank Industries TTL85S-B 85 Gallon L-Shape Split Transfer Tank Black
Aluminum Tank Industries TTR51-B 51 Gallon Rectangle Fuel Transfer Tank, Black
Aluminum Tank Industries TTL100 L-Shape Refueling Tank 100 Gallon DOT Approved
Aluminum Tank Industries TTR43 43 Gallon Rectangular Aluminum Fuel Transfer Tank
Aluminum Tank Industries TTR38-B 38 Gallon Rectangular Refueling Transfer Tank Black Finish
Aluminum Tank Industries TTR110-B 110 Gallon Rectangular Refueling Transfer Tank - Black Diamond Plate
Aluminum Tank Industries TTL80-B 80 Gallon L-Shaped Refueling Tank Black Powder Coat
Aluminum Tank Industries TTL95SB 95-Gallon L-Shape Aluminum Transfer Fuel Tank
Aluminum Tank Industries TTR43B 43 Gallon DOT Approved Rectangle Refueling Tank Black
Aluminum Tank Industries TTL50-B 47 Gallon L-Shaped Transfer Tank Black Aluminum
Aluminum Tank Industries TTR110DW 110 Gallon Double Wall Rectangle Refueling Tank
Aluminum Tank Industries SSR110 110 Gallon Heavy Duty Severe Series Rectangle Refueling Tank
Aluminum Tank Industries TTR98DW 98 Gallon DOT Approved Double Wall Refueling Transfer Tank
About Aluminum Tank Industries
Based in Winter Haven, Florida, Aluminum Tank Industries (ATI) has built a reputation as one of the most trusted names in aluminum fuel storage and transfer solutions for trucks, fleets, and commercial operators. Their product lineup is purpose-built around a single guiding principle: giving drivers and workers reliable, legally compliant fuel capacity wherever the job takes them.
What truly sets ATI apart from the competition is their standing with the U.S. Department of Transportation. ATI's fuel transfer tanks are manufactured under a DOT Special Permit, which authorizes the legal transport and dispensing of gasoline, diesel, kerosene, methanol, and aviation fuel — including for commercial and state applications. Most competing transfer tanks are only approved for non-flammable liquids, making ATI's DOT-permitted lineup a significant advantage for professionals who work with a wide range of fuel types.
ATI tanks are constructed from high-strength diamond plate aluminum, which resists corrosion and withstands demanding work environments. Standard features across the lineup include fully welded baffles to reduce fuel slosh and add structural strength, dual 2" NPT bungs for flexible pump mounting, and a lockable vent/prevent fill cap engineered to allow proper airflow during transfer without compromising safety. These design details reflect ATI's commitment to building products that hold up in the real world, not just on a spec sheet.
For truck owners who need extended range without giving up truck bed space, ATI's auxiliary fuel tanks connect directly to the vehicle's factory fuel system, automatically keeping the factory tank topped off until the auxiliary supply is depleted. This makes them an ideal solution for long-haul drivers, remote work sites, and anyone who needs to cover serious miles between fill-ups.
ATI also addresses the challenge of transporting non-fuel liquids through their dedicated liquid transfer tanks — a practical choice for agriculture, construction, and industrial applications where water, chemicals, or other fluids need to be moved safely. And for operators who refuse to sacrifice both fuel capacity and gear storage, ATI's innovative liquid transfer tank and toolbox combo units integrate a full-size aluminum toolbox directly onto the tank, delivering a two-in-one solution that maximizes every inch of truck bed real estate.
ATI offers their tanks in rectangular, L-shaped, wedge, and split configurations, and custom options are available for specialized applications. Whether you're a contractor fueling heavy equipment on a job site, a farmer running machinery across a large property, or a fleet manager keeping vehicles on the road, Aluminum Tank Industries has a solution engineered to meet the demands of real work.