Pressurized Water Tank 8 Gallon Road Camping Shower for Overlanding, Water Storage, Vehicle Water Supply and Outdoor Activities

After installed this water tank on top of my tear drop camper noticed water leaks right way from quick connect , remind me of some reviews on Amazon mentioned water leakage. I was not happy try to contact seller right away, after messing around by tight it more and plug back in more more leaks , I believe manufacture didn't tight enough. So far tank very nice work great no more leak good pressure after pump 40 psi in the tank . 5 stars because I got good deal prim day for $335 and water tank look awesome work great

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The Schrader (air) valve doesn’t work properly (leaks), included hardware (ball valve, quick disconnects, nozzle sprayer, hose, etc) are all poor quality (QD hardware leaks like crazy), and in my instance, the included mounting brackets were too narrow to clear my 6” wide cross bars. It would be nice if the seller dimensioned the brackets or responded to my message. The clearance for the included brackets is 3-1/2” wide if anyone is curious. Anyways - the clearance issue I’ll “blame” on my application and I knew from other reviews the hardware would likely be garbage… the most annoying thing is the leaky Schrader valve that isn’t an easy replacement. It’s set into some sort of proprietary nut-assembly that makes a user-end replacement tricky and has me contacting useless automated customer service robots after useless CS reps back to hold, then emailed a link, then back to tedious forms that keep telling me to return the entire unit. I tried to explaining how impractical removing a 51” tank from my vehicle, packaging it all up, shipping it back and getting a new one would be insane instead of just getting a new $1.21 air valve assembly sent out... but that didn’t stick. I sent another request just now, who knows if that’ll work.I’ll likely have to fab something up myself. With a lot of resources at my disposal (I work in construction) and a lot of experience with DIY stuff… I should be able to make something work here, but I can see this being a nightmare for the “average person” who isn’t handy with tools and plumbing fittings. I ended up spending an extra $100+ on a quality 3/4” hose, a 1/2” straight to 3/4” GHT adapter for the shut off valve, new 3/4” QD, new nozzle, some QuickFists, etc. You’ll need plumbers tape.All said and done if I get this leaky Schrader valve fixed and the thing lasts, I’ll be happy for the end-result but not considering the money spent and time invested. These are all pretty simple fixes… either send out nicer quality hardware or reduce the price. Better QC.I surf 1-3 times per week and this thing will be sweet to have instead of a Jerry can. Going camping will be handy. Same with mountain biking. I’ll update this after a few months on long term durability. Right now it’s a gamble.

Love it. Use it all the time camping and it holds plenty of water! One bummer was the hose is so short, I went out and bought a longer one.

I bought it for my two week trip with my Family to Utah, I had to replace the air valve right away because it wouldn't hold pressure, after getting there the water valve wouldn't open, the thread was stuck , now we're without water and a shower... I left it in the scrapyard where it belongs

Great item overall. Although all the items included with the tank seem to be made rather cheaply. So handle them with Care as they are all very fragile. Should be made more sturdy, considering it’s intended for camping purposes.

Owned a og road shower which is now Yakima, this is as good or better for way less!

I installed the pressure tank on my 23' Grand Cherokee. I installed the hardware they sent me and then filled the tank to only 7 gallons out 8 (its capacity). I hooked up an air compressor and was only able to hold 44-45 PSI. If I tried for anymore, I could hear the cap (pressure relief valve) hissing air out. Everything was secured tightly but I was disappointed that it could not hold the PSI published. Also, after turning the hose switch ON, the spigot that comes with the kit was not secure to the hose. I had to run to a plumbing store and get new fittings for the hoses. This set me back $22 for a new spigot and latch. Overall, after fixing the hose fittings and managing the tank to only hold around 45 PSI it is still a nice durable tank. I hope the manufacturer can reimburse me for my new hardware or troubleshoot the problems I encoutnered