Peterbilt 367 Roof Trim

Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 367 Roof Trim

What is roof trim and what purpose does it serve on my Peterbilt 367?

Roof trim is the exterior molding or panel that covers the seam where the cab roof meets the upper edge of the cab, typically running across the front and sides above the windshield and doors. It provides a finished, factory-style appearance while also helping to shield the underlying seam and hardware from moisture and road debris.

Will this roof trim fit my specific Peterbilt 367 configuration?

Roof trim pieces are generally designed to match the cab style of the Peterbilt 367, but fitment can vary depending on cab height, sleeper configuration, and whether your truck has factory-installed visors or air deflectors. Always check the listed cab and year compatibility on the product page, and compare mounting hole patterns or trim dimensions against your existing piece before ordering.

What material and finish options are available?

Peterbilt 367 roof trim is commonly offered in stainless steel or painted/textured ABS and similar composites. Stainless trim typically comes polished or brushed for a bright, durable finish that resists corrosion, while painted or textured options are designed to blend with factory colors or reduce glare. Choose the finish that matches your truck's existing trim and your maintenance preferences.

How difficult is it to install roof trim, and can I do it myself?

Most roof trim pieces are designed to bolt on or snap into existing factory mounting points, making installation manageable for someone comfortable with basic hand tools. That said, because the work is done at height on the cab roof, having a second person to help position the panel and a stable ladder or platform is strongly recommended. If your trim requires drilling or sealing around fasteners, following the included instructions closely will help prevent water intrusion.

How should I care for my roof trim to keep it looking good and prevent issues like rust or cracking?

For stainless trim, regular washing and occasional polishing will help maintain shine and prevent surface corrosion, especially in areas with road salt or heavy weather exposure. For painted or composite trim, avoid abrasive cleaners that can dull the finish or cause micro-cracking over time. In both cases, periodically check that fasteners are snug and that any sealant around mounting points remains intact to keep moisture out.