Dan Everett

Australia’s vast and rugged landscapes beckon adventurers from all over the world. From sun-scorched deserts to lush rainforests, the continent offers a myriad of remote destinations that are a dream for any 4X4er. But venturing into these isolated areas isn’t just about having a capable rig—it’s about ensuring you have the ability to get there and back safely. This is where fuel capacity becomes not just important, but essential.  Embarking on a remote adventure in Australia is very different to a quick weekend getaway; it’s a commitment that requires meticulous planning. Remote tracks often stretch hundreds of kilometres without any facilities or fuel stations. Running out of fuel in these areas isn’t just inconvenient—it can be dangerous. “One of the greatest advantages of a long range fuel tank is the peace of mind it provides,” says the crew from The Long Ranger. “Whether you’re traversing the Simpson Desert or navigating through the Flinders Ranges, knowing you have extra fuel allows for more spontaneous adventures.”  In this guide, we’ll delve into the significance of fuel capacity for big trips across some of Australia’s most iconic routes. We’ll provide insights on the distances involved, the expected fuel requirements, and how to go about getting the right long-range tank under your 4X4  Big Trip Guides: Distances and Expected Fuel Capacity  Canning Stock Route …