International Puts 400,000 Truck Parts Online With Fleetrite.com — and Raises the Bar for Everyone Selling to Fleets
International Motors launched Fleetrite.com on October 1, a self-service e-commerce site where fleets, independent repair shops and owner-operators can search, price and order roughly 400,000 OEM and all-makes truck and bus parts around the clock, with orders fulfilled through more than 600 International and IC Bus dealer locations across North America. For anyone who buys or sells truck parts for a living, the practical read takes one sentence: another major OEM has put transparent, real-time parts pricing online, and the information gap this industry has negotiated around for decades just got a little smaller.
400,000 Parts Online, 600 Dealers Fulfilling: What Fleetrite.com Offers Buyers
The site merges three inventories into one catalog — International OEM parts, the Fleetrite all-makes brand, and third-party all-makes aftermarket parts — so a mixed fleet can place one order, with one vendor and one invoice. Buyers see live availability from three sources at once (the local dealer's shelf, an International parts distribution center, and online inventory) before they commit, and can search by VIN, vehicle, SKU or category. National fleets can skip the storefront entirely and order through API integration.
| Fleetrite.com at a Glance | Details |
|---|---|
| Catalog size | 400,000+ parts — International OEM, Fleetrite all-makes, third-party aftermarket |
| Fulfillment network | 600+ International and IC Bus dealer locations across North America |
| Inventory visibility | Real-time availability from dealer shelf, parts distribution center and online stock — shown together before ordering |
| Ordering | 24/7 self-service; search by VIN, vehicle, SKU or category; API integration for national fleets |
| Fleetrite parts warranty | 18 months, parts and labor, when installed within the International dealer network |
| Logistics behind the site | 10 parts distribution centers, 2.7 million sq ft of warehouse space, 6.6 million parts shipped annually (company figures) |
The Fleetrite brand behind the all-makes side of the catalog is not new — International founded it in 1969, and it now spans more than 100 product lines with roughly 10,000 active part numbers, positioned below OEM pricing. What is new is the storefront: the 18-month parts-and-labor warranty, which International describes as among the longest coverage terms in the heavy-duty all-makes aftermarket, now sits one click away from every buyer with a browser.
International Is the Latest OEM to Move the Parts Counter Online
The launch follows a pattern that has been building for years: truck makers and large distributors steadily moving parts catalogs, pricing and availability online as fleets run more mixed brands and expect consumer-grade purchasing. International already sold Fleetrite all-makes parts through its dealer counters; Fleetrite.com takes that business digital and adds the OEM catalog and third-party lines to the same cart. The context that matters is not the technology — it is that OEMs are investing in parts revenue while new-truck sales stay soft, and e-commerce is how they intend to win it.
What a 24/7 OEM Parts Store Changes for Fleets, Shops and Distributors
- Fleets get a public price reference. Transparent pricing and live availability, day and night, turns comparison shopping from a procurement project into a default habit. Every quote a fleet receives — from dealers, distributors or independents — will now be checked against a number that took thirty seconds to find.
- Independent repair shops gain sourcing speed and lose pricing opacity. A shop can confirm availability and quote a job faster than a phone call to a parts counter ever allowed. The same transparency works in reverse: the customer standing in the office can see the same price the shop sees.
- Independent distributors face a full-line OEM competitor online. International is now selling all-makes parts for every brand of truck, direct, with 600 fulfillment points. Competing with that means winning where a generalist catalog cannot — deep platform knowledge, fitment verification before the sale, and fulfillment speed on the parts that actually park trucks.
- An 18-month parts-and-labor warranty raises the benchmark for everyone. When a major OEM advertises that term on all-makes parts, buyers start asking every supplier the same question. Warranty length is about to become a sales conversation across the aftermarket, not a footnote.
Our Read as a US-Stocked Turbo Supplier: Compete on Verification, Warranty and Speed
We stock brand-new replacement turbochargers in the US for the Cummins, Detroit, Caterpillar and Ford platforms, so we read this launch the way our customers will: big catalogs are good at breadth, but nobody parks a truck for want of a cabin filter — they park it for a turbo, and that purchase punishes mistakes. Our model is built for exactly that purchase: every unit is brand new with no core charge, covered by a one-year unlimited-mileage warranty, and most orders process within 24 hours from US stock. Before you order, send us the part number off your old unit and we will confirm fitment — that verification step is free and takes minutes. Browse the full product range, or ask about wholesale terms for shops and fleets. An OEM megastore changes how buyers compare; it does not change what a wrong turbo costs.
Sources
- International Motors: "International launches modern e-commerce site for commercial vehicle parts, Fleetrite.com" (October 1, 2026)
- Heavy Duty Trucking: "International Launches Online Truck Parts Store" (October 5, 2026)
- PR Newswire: "International launches modern e-commerce site for commercial vehicle parts, Fleetrite.com" (October 1, 2026)
