Video Transcript for Firestone Air Tank: The Breakdown

Hello neighbors, welcome back, I'm Steven, and today we're taking a look together at this Firestone Air Tank. Now this tank is a three-gallon tank. It does include two three eighth-inch NPT ports on the sides as well. Now, the reason you wanna get one of these is it's gonna provide compressed air for your air helper spring system, so when you've got more volume, obviously it's gonna help inflate those airbags a little bit faster. Now this guy does hold three gallons of compressed air. You can see the mounting holes down there on the brackets.

It does, again, include two three eighth-inch MPT ports. There's a better look at those. It's kinda hard to see in there, but it is a brass fitting on both sides. Now the tank has a very nice enamel coating, that's gonna help resist rust, internally and externally, 'cause that coating, again, is internal as well, you just can't see it. Now this tank is SAE J10 compliant, and it operates up to 150 PSI of maximum pressure.

It is made here in the USA. And as far as some dimensions on this guy, I wanna go ahead and throw up a graphic here. So overall, from side to side, it's gonna be 20.75 inches long. It's gonna be seven inches in diameter. It's gonna be eight inches tall, counting the bottom brackets to the top of the tank.

And the mounting legs, the distance between those center to center, is 13 inches. Now this has a nice two-year limited warranty, and again, a max PSI of 150. Well folks, that's gonna do it for our look today at this Firestone Air Tank, again, it is a three-gallon tank. I hope this information's been helpful for ya. Have fun out there, stay safe.

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