International RH Lights

Frequently Asked Questions About International RH Lights

Will these lights fit my specific International truck model and year?

Our International RH lights are designed to fit most International trucks from 2008 to present, including the ProStar, LoneStar, and newer model years. However, fitment can vary based on your specific configuration. We recommend checking your truck's OEM and model specifications before ordering. If you're unsure, contact our support team with your truck details and we'll verify compatibility for you.

What's the difference between OEM and aftermarket International RH lights?

OEM lights are manufactured to exact factory specifications and typically carry a higher price point. Our aftermarket options offer comparable quality at a more affordable price, featuring durable polycarbonate lenses and weather-resistant housings. Many aftermarket lights also meet or exceed DOT/SAE standards. The main differences you'll notice are in price and sometimes minor variations in mounting hardware.

How difficult is the installation process?

Most International RH light installations are straightforward and take 30-60 minutes per side. The lights typically mount using existing holes and factory wiring harnesses, requiring basic hand tools. Common challenges include accessing mounting bolts behind the bumper and ensuring proper seal alignment. Many customers complete the installation themselves without professional help.

Are LED upgrade options available for International RH lights?

Yes, we offer several LED upgrade options that provide brighter illumination, longer lifespan, and lower power consumption compared to standard halogen bulbs. Our LED lights are available in both amber and clear lens options. Keep in mind that some older International models may require a load resistor or flasher relay upgrade to prevent hyper-flashing when converting to LED.

How do I know if I need to replace just the lens or the entire assembly?

If your light housing is intact with working bulbs and wiring, you may only need a replacement lens. Look for cracks, moisture inside the housing, or corroded connections - these indicate you need the complete assembly. Replacement lenses are available for most models and cost significantly less than full assemblies. However, if the housing shows signs of UV damage, brittleness, or the mounting tabs are broken, replacing the entire unit is recommended.