Shade and a working surface
Plan a compatible side awning or sunshade, the correct bracket, clear door openings and a tailgate table that locks away before driving.
View day setupGWM Tank 300 Camping & Touring Setup Guide Australia
Tank 300 camping guide · Australia
Build the campsite before you buy the gear.
Choose how you sleep, shade, cook and store first—then check the rack, mounts, vehicle load, packed height and pack-down sequence as one touring system.
Travel mode vs camp modePetrol & Hybrid checksLoad, clearance & wind safety
Choose your setup level
Start with the trip, not the catalogue
Every added bracket, platform, tent, table, water container and storage box consumes space or payload. A smaller system that packs reliably is often more useful than carrying every option.
Privacy, storage and quick pack-down
Add parked-use window shades and organised gear without blocking driver vision, ventilation, passenger safety or factory-tool access.
View weekend setupTent, ladder and roof system
Calculate the tent, rack and mounts together. Check travel height and dynamic load, then parked static load, ladder position and level ground.
Compare load modesBuild storage around real cargo
Select the exact water, tailgate or equipment-box variant. Secure every item and keep payload, rear visibility, door movement and sealing in the plan.
Follow the build orderCurrent store options
Six jobs, six different fitment checks
These are active listings, but variants can represent very different products. Open the product page and confirm the selected option, included hardware and installation requirements before ordering.
Roof sleeping system
Integrated Roof Tent & Canopy
Listed for compatible Petrol and Hybrid camping builds in white, black or primer. Check the roof system, travel height, sealing, ladder, static and dynamic load, and wind safety.
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Vehicle-side shade
Side Awning with Aluminium Keel
Uses listed triangular aluminium keels and a telescopic support leg. Confirm the rack or side mount, door clearance, guy-line space and safe pack-down before travel.
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Mounting component
Side Awning Bracket Pair
A bracket is only one part of the system. Match the rack, awning channel, mounting-hole spacing and fasteners, then recheck alignment and bolt tightness.
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Parked privacy & shade
Camping Window Sunshade Set
Four-window and extended packages are listed. Use primarily when parked and remove or secure anything that affects driving vision, mirrors, ventilation or window operation.
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Modular touring equipment
Outdoor Camping Equipment System
Variants include substantially different water, tailgate, storage and portable components. Confirm the exact item, location, sealing, load, restraint and legal use.
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Rear work surface
Tailgate Folding Table
Listed for Petrol and Hybrid models. Check tailgate trim and existing accessories, keep within safe working load and lock the table closed before driving.
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Five decisions before checkout
Send the same information when asking for fitment help. Photos and measurements are more useful than assuming every Tank 300 trim or existing roof setup is identical.
01
Define the trip and sleeping plan
Day stop, weekend camp or roof sleeping? Record occupants, trip length, climate and how often the setup must deploy and pack away.
02
Confirm the vehicle and current hardware
Send Petrol or Hybrid, year, trim and photos of the roof, rack, crossbars, tailgate, rear trim and any existing storage system.
03
Calculate weight and packed dimensions
Add rack, brackets, tent, awning, boxes, water, tools and cargo. Use the lower applicable vehicle or component limit and record total travel height.
04
Map doors, ladder, shade and work zones
Check awning side, ladder landing, tailgate swing, passenger doors, cooking area, guy lines, roof access and safe distance from traffic.
05
Plan the pack-down sequence
Nothing should remain deployed or loose when driving. Assign a storage location and restraint method to every pole, ladder, shade, table and container.
Travel mode and camp mode are different
Driving / dynamic condition
- Tent, rack, brackets and cargo are closed and secured
- Use the lower applicable vehicle or component limit
- Know the total packed height and added wind profile
- Maintain driver vision, lights, number plate and door security
- Recheck mounts after installation and rough-road use
Parked / static campsite condition
- Park on stable, level ground before deployment
- Confirm parked static load and support requirements
- Place ladder, legs and guy lines away from traffic and doors
- Manage ventilation, heat, rain drainage and safe access
- Pack awnings and tents before wind, storms or leaving camp
Before moving the vehicle
Camp pack-down checklist
This checklist is a planning aid, not a replacement for the product instructions or a professional inspection.
Continue planning the complete load
Tank 300 camping FAQs
Can I choose a roof tent from the tent weight alone?
No. Include the rack or platform, mounting hardware, tent and any carried accessories. Check both the vehicle roof limit and every component rating, then use the lower applicable limit. Driving dynamic load and parked static load are different conditions.
Can I leave a side awning deployed in strong wind?
No. Wind can place large loads on the fabric, arms, brackets and roof system. Follow the product instructions, use required supports and guy lines, and pack the awning before strong wind, storms, driving or leaving it unattended.
Do the camping window shades stay installed while driving?
Use privacy and sunshade pieces mainly when parked. Remove or secure any piece that could reduce driver vision, mirror use, ventilation, window operation or passenger safety.
Will every camping product fit Petrol and Hybrid models?
Do not assume so. Some listings name both powertrains, while others depend on the roof, rack, trim or mounting layout. Confirm powertrain, year, trim and installed accessories for each product.
What information should I send for a fitment check?
Send the product link, Tank 300 powertrain, model year and trim, plus clear photos and measurements of the roof system, mounting area, tailgate or interior location. Include the intended cargo and approximate loaded weight.
Planning a Tank 300 camping setup?
Send your vehicle details, roof or tailgate photos, chosen products, intended trip and estimated loaded weight so the components can be checked as one system.