EASEORD 8 Gallon Pressurized Water Tank for Camping Shower Roof-Rack Shower for Off-Road Vehicles, Pick-up Trucks, SUV Water Tank for Overlanding,Water Storage, Outdoor Activities Water Supply

The media could not be loaded. This tank has been a perfect addition to my adventure truck! I used an RV tank cleaning fluid to sterilize it, and I use a filter when filling so that I can use it as drinking water storage. Paint is perfect, welds are good enough. Included accessories are really good. Everything works perfectly, no leaks. Easy to mount. Couldn't be happier.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Works great.

This product is build very well. I wouldn’t use the included bolts as they are slightly too small and mine ended up turning in the channels causing damage to aluminum.

First of all, thins tank is built VERY WELL. Very happy with the welds and the quality of the tank itself, however the mounting bracket does not fit at all.First, the holes in the bracket itself do not line up with the holes in the back strap pieces so the bolts sit at an angle. Second, and this is REALLY BAD, is that the tank will not slide onto the mounting bracket. The grooves on the tank are almost 2mm off center of the tabs on the bracket. Totally useless to me as the hitch mount is not an option and now I'm struck with a tank I cannot mount with some grinding on the bracket tabs to try and make something fit. FRUSTRATED is a very mild way of stating the obvious!

This kit is made to last. The water tank is ALL aluminum and welded nicely. Most of the kits online are plastic tanks and will crack in the sun and from being exposed to the weather. Not this kit, it’s made from light weight aluminum and won’t rust or crack. It comes with all hardware and multiple ways to mount it to your vehicle or trailer. It even comes with the hose, nozzle and quick connect fittings. Those in themselves are a time and life saver. I’d rate this kit at just over 5 stars. Having pressurized water while camping, overlanding or just out on an adventure is priceless. I love my shower and use it on every trip for showers and washing dishes.

Product arrived strangely packaged (every square inch of the box was covered in overlapping, packing tape, like somebody laminated it with packing tape) Opened the package found edge to be dented. The instructions/included paperwork did not include any company contact or customer service information. The instructions had numerous grammatical errors, misspellings, and some sentences did not make sense. almost impossible to find anything out about the company. The information I was able to find, indicates the manufacture is from China, but the company has been disbanded. The other big problem is that all the fittings and threading don’t seem to be tight. You have to add unrealistic amount of Teflon tape just to get the threads to be tight. However, unable to stop air leaking. These red flags made me second-guess quality and safety.

Just bought a Eurovan Camper! The camper comes with a water tank and an electric pump. The water pressure is puny and the water always room temperature. The tank I bought will mount on my roof rack, or on my hitch. I have a tire inflation pump that plugs into my 12 volt system and can pressurize the tank to house pressure, much better than my van electric pump pressure. The tanks BBQ grill black coating can absorb the suns energy and make a warm shower. I particularly like the quick disconnect fitting and the shower head has multiple settings for different applications.The capacity is perfect for my needs without being too heavy. The tank fills easily. I haven't found anything I would change with this product!

Its a knock off of a knock off. But hey, the original design was just a pressure chamber to hold water.Be aware this comes with a LARGE sticker on the side of it with warnings and such. Use a heat gun to remove it as it is hideous and obvious.Comes with spigots for both ends of the tank so you can have 2 water lines exiting the tank. I decided to only use 1 for a shower. Pressurized with a portable air compressor to 40psi, then got into the shower. Did the same for a week and had no issues.Only complaint might be that it does not have baffles (or at least appears not to) so if the tank is partially full and you make a sudden brake, hit a bump, etc, you will hear sloshing [I have it roof mounted on driver's side]. Would suggest driving to your camp with it full, and draining the tank before you drive back.HARD TO GET FULLY EMPTY. The spigot isn't the lowest point, but it is close. If the tank is level, then drained, you will have 12oz or so left inside.