International 9300/9370 Grilles

Frequently Asked Questions About International 9300/9370 Grilles

Will this grille fit my International 9300 or 9370 without modification?

Grilles in this category are designed to match the factory grille opening and mounting points for the International 9300 and 9370 model years, but slight variations can exist between production years and prior repairs or aftermarket parts on the truck. It's a good idea to compare the mounting hole pattern and overall dimensions of your current grille to the listed specs before ordering, and reach out to us if you're unsure about a specific year or configuration.

What materials are these grilles made from, and how do they hold up?

You'll typically find these grilles offered in aluminum or heavy duty plastic/composite construction, depending on the specific part and manufacturer. Aluminum grilles tend to offer more rigidity and a classic finished look, while composite versions are lighter and resistant to denting. Both options are built to handle everyday road use, though exposure to debris, road salt, and extreme weather will affect wear over time regardless of material.

Do these grilles come pre-painted, chrome plated, or unfinished?

Availability varies by listing, with options ranging from unpainted or primed grilles to chrome plated or powder coated finishes. If color matching to your truck is important, check the product description closely, as some grilles are sold ready to install while others may require paint to match your cab color.

Are the mounting hardware and brackets included with the grille?

Some grilles ship with the necessary mounting hardware and brackets, while others are sold as the grille shell only, requiring you to reuse your existing brackets and fasteners. Check the product listing or reach out to our team before ordering if you want to confirm exactly what's included so you're not caught without hardware on install day.

Can I install this grille myself, or should I have a shop do it?

Most International 9300/9370 grilles are designed for a straightforward bolt-on installation using basic hand tools, and many customers handle the swap themselves in a home garage or shop bay. That said, if your existing brackets are damaged, bent, or rusted, or if the grille requires trimming or fitting adjustments, it may be worth having a technician handle the install to avoid fitment issues.