Plastic fuel tank: a modern, safer replacement for rusty metal tanks

Our plastic fuel tanks are a contemporary replacement for standard metal tanks – corrosion‑free, impact‑resistant and precisely matched to the original dimensions of your vehicle.

• Corrosion‑free – no rust in the tank or in the fuel system.
• Every tank is pressure‑tested for tightness – no leaks, no vapors.

Production in Latvia in accordance with the technical regulations and standards of the European Union.

Go to shop – find the right tank for your car

Certified composite material

Our plastic fuel tanks are manufactured from a modern composite material based on polyester resins, fiberglass and carbon fiber. The materials used are resistant to diesel and petrol fuels and ensure long‑lasting, reliable operation.

The production technology is designed to precisely maintain the specified volume, tolerances and fits of the original fuel tank. This way, our tanks match the factory mounting points and connections of your vehicle.

Safety & quality testing

Every fuel tank is pressure‑tested for tightness after production to ensure there are no fuel leaks and no fuel vapors.

Production takes place in Latvia and fully complies with the technical regulations and standards of the European Union. This means you receive a high‑quality fuel tank designed for everyday use and heavy‑duty operation.

Advantages of plastic fuel tanks compared to metal tanks

1) Not susceptible to corrosion

A plastic tank is not exposed to corrosion or rot and therefore lasts significantly longer than a metal tank. This results in fewer rust particles in the fuel system, fewer clogged filters and fewer unplanned workshop visits.

2) Lower weight

The mass of a polymer fuel tank can be around 40–50% lower than that of a comparable metal tank. This reduces the load on the suspension and bodywork, makes installation easier and has a positive effect on the overall weight of the vehicle.

3) Less condensate

Plastic conducts heat significantly worse than steel or aluminium. As a result, less condensation forms in the tank during temperature fluctuations – a particular advantage for seasonal vehicles and classic cars with long idle periods.

4) High strength

Plastic fuel tanks are highly reliable and, in terms of resistance and impact strength, come close to steel. The composite material withstands stone chips, vibration and everyday loads.

5) Increased safety

Metal tanks can generate sparks under a heavy impact due to hard contact with other rigid structural components. A plastic fuel tank does not produce sparks and is therefore safer in this respect.

6) Durability

With proper care, plastic fuel tanks are very durable and can be used for decades without corrosion damage.

7) Moderate price

Plastic as a raw material is cheaper than metal. As a result, the production of plastic fuel tanks requires lower material and manufacturing costs, which is reflected in a moderate final price for the vehicle owner.

Why composite materials are trusted

Composite materials are used worldwide in demanding fields – including the aerospace industry, rocketry, turbine construction and the chemical industry.

The same class of materials is used for autoclaves, tanks, equipment for sulphuric acid production, and tanks for the storage and transport of petroleum products. This shows that the composite material used is highly resistant, durable and suitable for harsh operating conditions.

Next steps: find the right tank

• You know your make and model? Visit our shop and select the appropriate category (e.g. Toyota, Mercedes‑Benz, Jeep, BMW, etc.).
• You have questions about material, service life or installation? Read our Frequently Asked Questions.
• Information on shipping costs and delivery times can be found under Delivery / Price.
• Details on warranty and returns (e.g. 3‑year warranty, 30‑day return policy) are available on the Warranty and Returns page.