How to call customer service for a truck?

How to call customer service for a truck?

If you would like to ask a customer service representative a specific question, call us at 1-800-44-TRUCK (87825).

How to ask a question about International trucks?

Stay up to date on International® Trucks news and upcoming events. Visit our online store for the latest International® Trucks gear! We welcome our customers’ comments and questions. If you would like to ask a customer service representative a specific question, call us at 1-800-44-TRUCK (87825).

Where can I buy new International Truck Gear?

Visit our online store for the latest International® Trucks gear! We welcome our customers’ comments and questions. If you would like to ask a customer service representative a specific question, call us at 1-800-44-TRUCK (87825).

Where can I buy international heavy duty trucks?

About International® Formed in 1902, International® Trucks is a leading producer of medium-duty trucks, heavy-duty trucks and severe-service trucks. Our products, parts and services are sold through a network of nearly 1,000 dealer outlets in the United States, Canada, Brazil and Mexico. Start a Career as a Dealer Technician

Where can I get diesel truck service in North America?

Fully equipped service trucks and on call diesel technicians in 35 states across North America that is ready to get your truck, trailer, bus or RV back rolling! Need Immediate Truck or Trailer Road Service?

Where can I find interstate fleet service trucks?

Our service trucks are located in 35+ locations throughout North America where we have the best Diesel Technicians on call and ready to respond at a moments notice for any disabled Truck, Trailer, Bus or piece of Equipment that you need immediate service on whether it’s disabled on the roadside or job site.

How to know if you are a diesel service technician?

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