Sterling A-Series Truck Lights

Frequently Asked Questions About Sterling A-Series Truck Lights

Will these lights fit my Sterling A-Series truck?

Sterling A-Series truck lights are designed to match the fitment of the A-Series cab and body style, including models like the A9500 and Acterra. Because Sterling trucks were built over several model years with some variation in body configurations, it's a good idea to confirm your specific model year and light location (headlight, marker, tail, etc.) against the product listing before ordering.

What types of lights are available for this truck series?

This category typically includes headlights, marker and clearance lights, tail lights, turn signal lights, and cab lights, along with related components such as light housings, lenses, and mounting hardware. Availability can vary by part, so check each listing for the specific light type and its exact application.

Are these lights DOT compliant?

Many replacement and aftermarket truck lights are manufactured to meet DOT requirements for lighting on commercial vehicles, but compliance can vary by manufacturer and specific product. Always check the product description or packaging for DOT certification markings to confirm a given light meets the requirements for your state and application before installing it.

Can I install these lights myself, or do I need a professional?

Most truck lights in this category are designed for straightforward installation using basic hand tools, and many are direct replacements for the factory light in that position. However, if your installation involves wiring modifications, sealed housings, or you're unsure about proper grounding and connections, having a qualified technician install the light can help ensure it functions correctly and safely.

What material and finish options are available?

Sterling A-Series truck lights are commonly available with housings made from durable plastic or chrome-plated materials, with lens options in clear, amber, or red depending on the light's function. Chrome and stainless finishes are popular for a polished appearance, while standard plastic housings offer a more budget-friendly, functional option. Check individual listings for the specific material and finish offered.