Improve your cab with our International 9300/9370 Interior Dash Trim collection. This selection includes chrome bezels, stainless steel control panels, and gauge covers to personalize your dashboard and enhance its look. Key items in this product lineup include chrome diagnostic port covers, stainless steel radio bezels, and chrome pyrometer trims. You'll also find button covers, shift pattern overlays, and lighting accents to further customize your cab. Whether adding chrome accents or organizing your dash, this product lineup offers stylish and practical solutions to suit your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions About International 9300/9370 Interior Dash Trim
Will this dash trim fit my specific International 9300 or 9370 model year?
Dash trim pieces are designed to match the factory dash layout used across the 9300 and 9370 model years, but International made subtle changes to dash configurations over time. Before ordering, compare the part number and photos to your existing trim piece, and check the fitment notes listed on each product page. If you are unsure, contacting our team with your VIN or model year will help confirm the correct match.
What materials are these dash trim pieces made from, and how durable are they?
Interior dash trim for these models is typically made from ABS plastic or similar molded composites designed to hold up to daily cab use, temperature swings, and UV exposure through the windshield. Quality can vary between manufacturers, so we recommend checking each listing for material details and choosing OEM or OEM-style parts if color matching and long-term durability are a priority.
Do these trim pieces come pre-finished, or will I need to paint or match the color myself?
Most dash trim panels are sold in a factory-style finish, such as woodgrain, matte black, or textured gray, matching common factory interior color schemes. Because interior colors have varied over the years, its a good idea to compare the listed finish against your current dash before ordering, especially if you are replacing a single piece and need it to blend with surrounding trim.
Is installation something I can do myself, or does it require a professional?
Most dash trim pieces are designed for straightforward installation using factory clips, screws, or adhesive backing, similar to the original piece being replaced. Basic hand tools are usually all that is needed. That said, some panels sit close to gauges, vents, or wiring, so take your time during removal to avoid damaging retaining clips or nearby components.
Will replacing a cracked or faded trim piece affect any wiring, switches, or gauges behind it?
In most cases, dash trim is a cosmetic panel that sits over or around switches, vents, and gauges without being directly wired into them. However, some trim sections may have cutouts for switches or accessory panels, so its worth noting how any components are routed or mounted before removing the old piece, and taking photos as you go to make reinstallation easier.
