Give your International HX520 a tougher, more refined look with a visor that'sbuilt to perform as well as it looks. This lineup features premium stainless steel options designed for long-haul durability and a clean, custom fit. you'll find everything from bold un-tie drop visors to reverse bow-tie styles, along with
LED cab light visor configurations in amber, clear, beehive, and bullseye patterns.
Find Aftermarket Visor Design Upgrades
These visors don't just upgrade your truck's style, they help cut glare, enhance nighttime visibility, and improve overall road safety. With multiple sizes, finishes, and lighting setups to choose from, it's easy to personalize your HX520 and give it a front-end profile that stands out day or night. Pair your new chrome with
International HX bumpers and front-end
International HX grilles.
Frequently Asked Questions About International HX Visors
What does a visor do for my International HX truck?
A visor mounts above the windshield to shield the driver's eyes from sun glare, headlight glare from oncoming traffic, and rain. It also adds a distinctive, finished look to the top of the cab that many International HX owners prefer over the stock appearance.
Will this visor fit my specific International HX model year?
Visors are designed to match the cab and windshield dimensions of the International HX series, but fitment can vary slightly depending on cab configuration and model year. Always check the listed fitment details on each product page and compare them to your truck's specifications before ordering, and reach out to us if you are unsure.
What materials and finish options are available?
International HX visors are typically offered in fiberglass or ABS plastic construction. Fiberglass visors are known for durability and a smooth, paintable surface, while ABS options offer a lighter weight and often come in a textured or paint-ready finish. Most are sold unpainted so you can match or contrast your truck's paint color.
Do I need to drill holes or modify my cab to install a visor?
Yes, most visors require mounting hardware that is installed using brackets or bolts, which typically means drilling into the cab above the windshield. Installation instructions and hardware are usually included, but this is a job that benefits from having basic tools, a drill, and a second set of hands to hold the visor in place while it is secured.
Will adding a visor block my view or cause any legal issues?
When installed correctly and sized for your specific cab, a visor should not obstruct your line of sight or interfere with wipers or mirrors. That said, regulations on visor depth and windshield obstruction can vary by state or region, so it is a good idea to check your local commercial vehicle equipment rules before installation, especially if you are adding a deeper or custom-style visor.
