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OK first off, do you realize what diesel fuel does to rubber ? There is a reason you "must" use special fuel hose for in-tank use. The diesel will turn the rubber into a gelatinous mess. Second, having the second air valve installed in the rim will not allow you to take advantage of the tires...

Again, if your in a hot zone who is going to waste their time trying to find a fast food restaurant or oil change place ? For one thing the type of fuel you would get from them would have to be refined to actually run it. If you tried to run it straight you would only make a few miles out of...

That is true, but in the event the power goes out then all gas stations will technically be out of fuel. So no diesel or gas. You could try and siphon fuel from other vehicles but if the area is a "hot zone" you need to get out of Dodge fast. Having all the fuel you need to get somewhere safe is...

If you really want that much extra capacity then get a M105 trailer and mount the tank in the bed using bolts to the frame. Make sure the tank is DOT approved like Farms use to transport fuel to the field tractors. We have a Granger supply out here that sells these tanks. Kinda pricey for that...