Water Tank Vs Jerry Cans | Off-road 4x4 Camping

Should you install a water tank on your overland 4wd or just stick with a water jerry can?
In this video we look at the pros and cons of mounted water tanks and jerry cans for when you are vehicle camping in remote areas. You can only survive for days without water, so making sure your water is safe is pretty important!

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[@J-P88]

Perfect timing and nice review. I have been tossing up which i was wanting to go for, a 67lt water tank or Multiple Jerry Cans. This just gave me a few more details i had not thought about

[@susanshelton9231]

As usual great honest review, don’t think I could have come up with that many pros for a jerry can

[@greyknight05]

Thanks mate, important stuff for me next year. Have a merry Christmas, greetings from Germany, Björn

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Love the video and honest review, regarding a leaking lid, just check that the tether is not sitting within the thread area, preventing the cap from closing all the way. Keep the great videos coming!

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Merry Christmas to you. Keep the awesome vids coming. Thanks 🙏

[@matthutch5919]

Another fantastic information filled vid. Both r good options like u said, pros and cons of both. Have a fantastic Christmas stay safe & obviously you'll b well hydrated 👍👍

[@silknfeathers]

I had my canopy built to be able to fit a 70lt tank inside, up front for weight distribution. Having had the canopy for nearly two years now, I have decided against it. We carry a mixture of 10lt (I have four) and (2x) 20 lt containers. The 10lt containers have recessed taps (like the more expensive jerry you showed). One is always carried in the "kitchen" area for convenience (and hygiene, no taps hanging under the tray).

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[@techandoutdoor7301]

Great video, very useful information as always, but I still prefer Jerry cans as it lends to versatility, permanently mounted water tanks are troublesome in the long run, maintenance and leaks. I had 2 on my previous vehicles, so I say this from experience.

[@gqwarrior6694]

Good job Michael. I reckon if you're serious about spending time in the bush you need a tank for drinking & a jerry for dishes, etc. I just Milton tablets to kill the nasties. They seem to work well.