In the 1989 James Bond film Licence to Kill, the fuel tanker used in the climactic chase is a Kenworth W900.
Bond hijacks the tanker after escaping from a road convoy connected to Franz Sanchez’s drug empire. The chase across the Mexican landscape is one of the film’s largest action set pieces, with Bond using the truck’s size and weight against Sanchez’s pursuing vehicles.
The Kenworth W900 was an American conventional-cab heavy truck known for its long hood, large grille and distinctive styling. For the film, its tanker trailer becomes central to the action rather than merely serving as background transport.
Licence to Kill was released in 1989 and was Timothy Dalton’s second and final appearance as James Bond. The truck sequence is often remembered for its practical stunts, including the tanker being driven on two wheels. That stunt should not be confused with the separately featured aircraft and sports cars seen elsewhere in the film.