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Snowmobile Gas Tanks
Cold temperatures, ethanol-blend fuels, and the vibration of a hard-running snowmobile engine put unique demands on a fuel system. When your snowmobile's gas tank cracks, leaks, or simply gives out after years of service, a quality replacement is essential to getting back on the trails. We carry snowmobile gas tanks designed for the specific demands of winter riding — from groomed trail cruising to aggressive off-trail powder runs.
Our snowmobile tank selection includes direct OEM-style replacements for popular makes and models, built from materials that maintain flexibility and structural integrity in sub-zero temperatures — a critical requirement that many generic replacement tanks fail to meet. We stock fitments for key snowmobile platforms and offer extended-range options for riders who want to push further into the backcountry between fuel stops.
Select your year, make, and model to find the right gas tank for your snowmobile.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of installing an aftermarket snowmobile gas tank?
Aftermarket auxiliary snowmobile gas tanks provide extra fuel capacity for long-distance trail riding and deep-country exploration where gas stations are unavailable. Brands like IMS and Clarke design these tanks to integrate seamlessly with your sled's existing chassis, allowing you to extend your range without compromising the vehicle's balance or handling performance.
Which snowmobile brands are compatible with IMS and Clarke auxiliary fuel tanks?
We carry high-quality fuel solutions for major manufacturers including Ski-Doo, Polaris, Arctic Cat, and Yamaha. Popular fitments include the IMS 1.75-gallon auxiliary tank for the Ski-Doo Summit and Polaris Indy, as well as Clarke auxiliary tanks specifically engineered for Arctic Cat models and the Yamaha Phazer.
How much extra fuel capacity do snowmobile auxiliary tanks typically add?
Most snowmobile auxiliary tanks, such as those from IMS, provide an additional 1.75 gallons of fuel capacity to supplement your main tank. This specific sizing is designed to fit under the seat or along the frame rail, offering a significant boost in mileage while keeping the added weight low and centered on the machine.
Are Clarke and IMS snowmobile gas tanks durable enough for extreme cold and mountain riding?
Yes, IMS and Clarke gas tanks are manufactured using high-density cross-linked polyethylene, which is designed to withstand sub-zero temperatures and high-impact mountain riding conditions. These materials are resistant to cracking and UV damage, ensuring that your fuel system remains secure and leak-free throughout the harshest winter seasons.
What should I consider when choosing between a main tank replacement and an auxiliary snowmobile tank?
When shopping for more fuel, verify your specific model and year since auxiliary tanks like the IMS Ski-Doo Summit kit are often chassis-specific. Consider an auxiliary tank if you want to maintain your factory seat and ergonomics while gaining extra range, as these units are often easier to install and more cost-effective than replacing the entire primary fuel cell.