Peterbilt 375/377 Hoods & Related
Upgrade or Refurbish Your Peterbilt 375/377 Fiberglass Hood
Tired of sporting beat-up OEM fenders? You can find durable front fenders and fender accessories that match your existing hood perfectly. Consider pairing your purchase with other exterior chrome upgrades, from unique Peterbilt 375/377 punch grilles and Peterbilt 375/377 bumpers to visibility-enhancing upgrades like Peterbilt 375/377 headlights. Our lineup of commercial semi truck parts don’t just look good—they’re built to handle the miles. Swap in a new replacement hood, grab some hood repair hardware, or dress up your front end with custom hood trim accents, chrome bezels, or bold Peterbilt hood emblems. Want better protection on the road? Add a bug shield or bug screen to help block rocks and debris.Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 375/377 Hoods & Related
Will a replacement hood fit my Peterbilt 375 or 377 without modification?
Hoods in this category are designed to match the factory dimensions and mounting points of the Peterbilt 375 and 377 models. That said, production years can have subtle differences in hardware or trim configuration, so it's important to confirm your truck's exact year and model when ordering, and compare mounting hole patterns and hinge points before installation.
What materials are these hoods made from, and how do they hold up?
Most hoods and hood components are available in fiberglass, which is the standard material used on these models for its balance of weight, durability, and ease of repair. Fiberglass hoods can be repaired with standard body filler and gel coat if they sustain minor cracks or chips from road debris, making long-term upkeep manageable.
Do these hoods come pre-painted, or will I need to paint them myself?
Hoods are typically sold in a gel-coat or primed finish rather than a factory paint match. This allows you to have the hood painted to match your specific truck color at a local body shop. Painting after installation and fitment checks is recommended to avoid touch-up work if adjustments are needed.
What's involved in installing a replacement hood or hood part?
Installation generally involves transferring or replacing hinges, latches, and related hardware from your old hood, then mounting the new hood and checking alignment with the fenders and cab. Having an extra set of hands is helpful given the size and weight of the hood, and most installers recommend a dry fit before final tightening or painting.
Are related components like hood hinges, latches, and brackets sold separately?
Yes, this category includes not just complete hoods but also related hardware such as hinges, latches, brackets, and trim pieces. If you only need to replace a damaged component rather than the entire hood, check the specific part listings, as many of these items are sold individually to avoid replacing the whole assembly unnecessarily.
