Find essential parts and accessories for your International 9300/9370 in this product lineup. From mirror and lighting upgrades to cab panels and roof accessories, these products enhance your truck's appearance and functionality. Whether you need replacements or customization options, this selection has everything to keep your rig performing at its best.
Frequently Asked Questions About International 9300/9370 Sleeper & Related
What years and models are compatible with these International 9300/9370 bumpers?
These bumpers are designed specifically for International 9300 and 9370 models from 1987 through 2007. The 9300 and 9370 share the same bumper mounting configuration, so parts are interchangeable between these models. However, always verify your specific truck's year and any modifications before ordering, as some fleet trucks may have custom mounting brackets that differ from standard configurations.
Are these bumpers made from chrome-plated steel or stainless steel, and which is better for my needs?
We offer both chrome-plated steel and polished stainless steel options. Chrome-plated bumpers provide a brilliant mirror finish at a lower price point but require regular maintenance and may show rust if the chrome chips. Stainless steel bumpers cost more initially but resist corrosion better and maintain their appearance with less maintenance, making them ideal for trucks operating in harsh weather conditions or coastal areas with salt exposure.
What tools and hardware do I need for installation, and how difficult is it?
Installation typically requires basic hand tools including socket wrenches (usually 3/4" and 7/8"), and takes 2-3 hours for an experienced installer. Most bumpers come with mounting brackets, but you'll need to reuse your existing bolts unless otherwise specified. The main challenges involve aligning the heavy bumper (they can weigh 80-120 pounds) and accessing tight mounting points. We recommend having a helper and using a floor jack to support the bumper during installation.
What's the difference between OEM-style and aftermarket bumpers for these trucks?
OEM-style bumpers match the original factory specifications with standard mounting holes and dimensions. Aftermarket options often feature upgraded materials, additional chrome surfaces, custom light cutouts, or aerodynamic designs. While aftermarket bumpers may offer enhanced appearance or features, ensure they're specifically listed as compatible with 9300/9370 models, as some universal bumpers require significant modification to fit properly.
How do I maintain the finish, and what warranty coverage is typical?
For chrome bumpers, wash regularly with mild soap and water, apply chrome polish monthly, and address any chips immediately to prevent rust. Stainless steel requires less maintenance - just regular washing and occasional polishing. Most manufacturers offer 1-year warranties against defects, with some premium brands extending to 3 years. Note that warranties typically don't cover damage from road salt, accidents, or improper installation, so proper maintenance is essential for longevity.
