Freightliner Visors
Drop Visor Design Choices for Your Freightliner
Our visors are crafted from heavy-duty materials like polished stainless steel and durable aluminum. These visors are designed to hold up against harsh weather, road grime, and sun exposureâmile after mile. Choose from: - Drop visors with a bold, aggressive profile - Wicked drop visors for an even lower, customized look - Blank panels for a clean, no-frills finish - Visors with built-in LED lighting for added visibility and styleThese visors arenât just about looks. They block intense sun glare, reduce cab heat, and help you stay focused behind the wheel. Some models feature: - Tinted lenses for additional sun protection - Integrated LED marker lights for visibility at night - Adjustable angles to suit your line of sight - Easy mounting systemsâmost with included hardware
We carry direct-fit visors for your Freightliner model: Freightliner Cascadia (113/125) Columbia and Century Coronado and Classic You can even integrate accent lighting to your Freightliner visor for some additional style. So, no matter what you're rolling, weâve got a visor that fits your roofline and windshield design without the need for modifications.
Why Upgrade Your Semi Truck Visor?
- Block sun glare for better focus and less fatigue - Add custom style that matches your rigâs personality - Improve safety with integrated LED lighting - Built to handle real-world trucking conditionsAdd the perfect blend of function and flair to your truck with an aftermarket visor from 4 State Trucks. You can even pair it with other exterior parts, from Freightliner fiberglass hood shells to stainless steel blind-mount front bumpers. Stay cool, look sharp, and drive saferâstarting now.
Frequently Asked Questions About Freightliner Visors
What Freightliner models and years are compatible with your visors?
Our Freightliner visors are designed to fit most popular models including the Cascadia (2008-2017 and 2018-present), Columbia, Century, Classic, FLD, and Coronado. Each product listing specifies exact model compatibility. For Cascadia models, note that 2018+ models require different mounting hardware than pre-2018 versions due to cab design changes. Always verify your specific year and model before ordering, as some visors are universal while others are model-specific.
What materials are these visors made from, and how durable are they?
We offer visors in three primary materials: fiberglass, stainless steel, and ABS plastic. Fiberglass visors provide excellent durability and can be painted to match your truck. Stainless steel options offer superior corrosion resistance and a classic chrome appearance. ABS plastic visors are lightweight and cost-effective while still providing good weather resistance. All materials are road-tested and designed to withstand highway speeds, weather extremes, and regular washing.
How difficult is the installation process, and what tools do I need?
Most Freightliner visors can be installed in 1-2 hours with basic tools. You'll typically need a drill with metal bits, socket set, screwdrivers, and measuring tape. Many visors use existing mounting points, but some require drilling new holes. We recommend having a helper for alignment during installation. Detailed instructions are included with each visor, and many customers successfully complete installation without professional help. For painted visors, we suggest test-fitting before final installation.
What styles and finishes are available for Freightliner visors?
We stock multiple styles including standard drop visors (12-15 inch drops), curved visors, and aerodynamic designs. Finish options include polished stainless steel, chrome-plated steel, paintable fiberglass primer, and pre-painted options in common Freightliner colors. Some visors feature integrated LED marker lights or custom cutouts for antennas. Width options range from cab-only coverage to full-width designs that extend over the mirrors.
Will adding a visor affect my fuel economy or visibility?
Properly designed visors can actually improve fuel economy by reducing wind resistance and directing airflow over the cab. Most drivers report minimal to no impact on fuel consumption, with some noting slight improvements on windy routes. Regarding visibility, quality visors are engineered to block sun glare without obstructing your view of traffic signals or signs. The key is choosing the correct drop height - typically 12-13 inches provides sun protection without limiting upward visibility at intersections.
