Peterbilt 367 Frame Steps & Acc.

Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 367 Frame Steps & Acc.

Will these frame steps fit my Peterbilt 367 without modification?

Most frame steps in this category are designed to bolt directly to the existing frame mounting points on the Peterbilt 367, but frame configurations can vary depending on the year and how your truck was originally built. Its a good idea to check the listed specifications and compare them to your frame width and hole spacing before ordering. If you are unsure, our sales team can help confirm fit based on your trucks specs.

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

Frame steps in this category are typically offered in aluminum or steel, sometimes with a diamond plate or non-slip surface for added traction. Aluminum options resist corrosion and are lighter, while steel steps tend to offer more rigidity under heavy use. Look at the product description for the specific material and finish, such as polished, black powder coat, or raw, so you can choose what fits your maintenance preferences and the look of your truck.

Do these steps come with the mounting hardware and brackets needed for installation?

Many frame step kits include the necessary brackets and hardware, but this varies by product, so its important to check the included components listed on each product page. If hardware is not included or if you are replacing a broken bracket separately, we carry mounting brackets and fasteners that are commonly used with these steps.

Can I install frame steps myself, or do I need a professional?

Frame steps are generally straightforward to install with basic hand tools if you are comfortable working underneath your truck and have the correct mounting hardware. That said, proper alignment and secure torque on the mounting bolts are important for safety, since these steps support your weight when entering and exiting the cab. If you are not confident in doing this yourself, a truck shop can typically install them quickly.

How do I keep these steps looking good and functioning safely over time?

Regularly rinsing off road salt, mud, and debris helps prevent buildup that can make steps slippery or accelerate corrosion, especially on steel components. Periodically check that mounting bolts remain tight, since vibration from regular driving can loosen hardware over time. For polished aluminum steps, occasional polishing will help maintain their finish, while powder coated or textured surfaces generally need less upkeep.