Cleaner air position
For convoy travel and dusty tracks, assess intake-head position, sealing and how the head faces in real conditions.
See optionsGWM Tank 300 Snorkel Guide Australia
Tank 300 snorkel guide · Australia
Choose a raised intake as a complete system.
Compare real Tank 300 snorkel and raised-air-intake options, then verify sealing, panel fitment and installation before heading off-road.
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Sealing-first checklist
No false wading claims
Start with the job, not the look
A raised intake can help place the engine air entry higher and reduce exposure to dust, but the whole intake path and installation quality matter.
System sealing first
A raised intake alone does not waterproof the vehicle. Inspect the full intake path and follow vehicle-specific crossing guidance.
Use the checklistPanel and intake routing
Confirm model year, side of installation, included template or hardware and any interaction with other accessories.
Check fitmentCompare Tank 300 snorkel options
Each card links to an active product. Review all images, variants and included parts before selecting.
Roof-height intake
Snorkel Roof Air Intake Kit
A tall raised-air-intake layout. Verify exact routing, included components and installation requirements.
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Variant selection
Raised Air Intake Snorkel Options
Compare the available product variants and check which configuration matches your Tank 300.
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Alternative intake head
Wind-Driven Wading Intake Device
An alternative raised-intake configuration to compare for position, design and included fittings.
View productPre-install checklist
A snorkel works only as well as its weakest joint
Treat the intake from head to airbox as one sealed route, and have the finished installation inspected.
01
Confirm vehicle fitment
Provide Tank 300 model year, trim and petrol or hybrid powertrain where relevant to the listing.
02
Check every included part
Verify intake body, head, ducting, brackets, fasteners, seals and any cutting template before installation begins.
03
Inspect the full air path
Connections, airbox drains, joins and seals can all affect the result. Do not assess the visible snorkel body alone.
04
Use a qualified installer
Panel cutting and intake sealing should be done carefully, then inspected and maintained over time.
What a raised intake can—and cannot—do
It can help
- Move the intake opening higher
- Reduce exposure to low-level dust
- Support a considered touring setup
It does not guarantee
- A specific safe wading depth
- A waterproof engine or vehicle
- Correct sealing after poor installation
- Compatibility with every accessory
Snorkel FAQs
Does fitting a snorkel make the Tank 300 waterproof?
No. A snorkel addresses the engine air-intake position. Electrical systems, breathers, cabin seals and many other parts remain relevant to water exposure.
Can this page tell me a safe wading depth?
No. Safe conditions depend on the vehicle, installation, water flow, surface, driver technique and manufacturer guidance. Never rely on the snorkel alone.
What should be checked after installation?
Inspect fit, fasteners, joins and seals, and follow the installer’s maintenance advice. Re-check the system after demanding trips or any impact.
Want us to check the product before you order?
Send your Tank 300 model year, powertrain and the snorkel option you are considering.