Customer Reviews for VEVOR Portable Diesel Tank, 58 Gallon Capacity, Diesel Fuel Tank with 12V Electric Transfer Pump, Polyethylene Diesel Transfer Tank for Easy Fuel Transportation, Black

Bought this so that i could put it in the back of my truck and get gas for my boat on the water. Comes fully assembled and functioning out of the box. Once filled, very easy to hook up to the batteries and fill the boat. Great product. For those that are confused like i was, the diesel one is cheaper but not rated for gas. The gas rated one is more expensive but the fittings are designed to work with the explosiveness of gasoline. That is the extra money. Would highly recommend this product if you are considering.

I’ve had this a few weeks and run about 100 gallons of diesel through it a week. The vent cap does not work and the tank begins to fold like a aluminum can while pumping, you must loosen the filler cap so it doesn’t implode. I hooked up a plug from my battery which makes not having to pop the hood for power convenient. For the money I spent I’m happy. I would be willing to spend more if this company made the vent cap better, beefed up the thickness of the plastic tank a bit more and then added a plug for the pump to plug into an outlet on a bed that many new pickups now have standard. I’m happy I found this product. When I go to the beach or need bed space I can easily remove it from my bed when empty, by myself.

Like the product but if you take the time (I did not) to search a little you can get it approximately $200 cheaper from the actual companies website.

The power wires were 1 foot too short. Easy fix. The pump pumps extremely fast. I added 20’ of hose to reach where I needed to fuel. Worked perfect with the added hose. Advertised as 58 gallons. I could only fit 55 gallons.

Product should of been less height so it could of been hidden under a tonneau cover. Besides that great product, thank you.

The power cables are too short. My truck is a crew cab and even with the tank up against the cab in the bed, the cables are about 2 feet too short. I have to use a portable battery pack to power the pump - which works well the 3 times I've used it, so far.