Peterbilt 567/579 Grilles

Frequently Asked Questions About Peterbilt 567/579 Grilles

Will this grille fit my truck without modifications?

Grilles in this category are designed to match the factory grille opening on Peterbilt 567 and 579 models, so fitment is generally a direct bolt-on match for the specified model years. That said, small variations can exist depending on trim level or prior modifications to your truck, so it's a good idea to check the listed year range and confirm your VIN or model details against the product description before ordering. If you're unsure, our customer service team can help verify compatibility.

What materials and finish options are available?

You'll typically find these grilles offered in stainless steel and painted or powder-coated steel options, with some styles featuring polished, chrome, or textured black finishes. Stainless steel tends to hold up well against corrosion and is easier to keep looking clean, while painted finishes can be matched or color-coded to your truck. Choose based on how much maintenance you're willing to do and the look you're going for.

Does the grille come with the bug screen, mesh insert, or mounting hardware included?

This varies by product, so check the individual listing closely. Some grilles include a bug screen or mesh insert as part of the design, while others are sold as a standalone shell with the insert available separately. Mounting hardware is usually included, but if a listing doesn't specify, it's worth reaching out before you buy so you're not left waiting on missing parts during installation.

How difficult is it to install a replacement grille?

Most of these grilles are designed as direct replacements for the factory piece, so installation typically involves removing the old grille's mounting bolts or clips and securing the new one in the same location. Many customers handle this with basic hand tools in a home garage, though having a second person to help hold the grille in place during installation makes the job easier and reduces the risk of scratching the finish.

How do I keep the grille looking good over time, especially stainless or chrome finishes?

Regular washing with a mild soap and water helps prevent road grime and salt buildup from causing long-term damage, especially in winter driving conditions. For stainless or chrome grilles, a dedicated metal polish applied periodically will help maintain shine and resist minor surface corrosion. Painted grilles should be treated like the rest of your truck's paint, with attention to chips or scratches that could expose bare metal to the elements.