I just installed a 65 gallon Titan Tank in my 2016 Ford Diesel - so far so good. I'm very happy with the additional range and fewer stops.
I noticed that the brackets holding the tank are shiny, so I called Titan and asked if they were stainless or galvanized (I didn't crawl under the truck in the snow to look). They informed me that they were galvanized, then mentioned that the brackets are not part of the lifetime warranty. The tank is warranted for life ... the brackets are only warranted for one year. They also mentioned that the brackets are, of course, susceptible to corrossion due to winter road treatments.
I'm just mentioning this as a lookout for those of you who have this product. I suggest you paint the brackets and check the brackets occasionally. As for me, I'll be checking them every six months (it's on the calendar) - I don't need to have my tank breaking loose at 65 mph.
Hope you find this useful.
I noticed that the brackets holding the tank are shiny, so I called Titan and asked if they were stainless or galvanized (I didn't crawl under the truck in the snow to look). They informed me that they were galvanized, then mentioned that the brackets are not part of the lifetime warranty. The tank is warranted for life ... the brackets are only warranted for one year. They also mentioned that the brackets are, of course, susceptible to corrossion due to winter road treatments.
I'm just mentioning this as a lookout for those of you who have this product. I suggest you paint the brackets and check the brackets occasionally. As for me, I'll be checking them every six months (it's on the calendar) - I don't need to have my tank breaking loose at 65 mph.
Hope you find this useful.