International Motors launches Fleetrite.com e-commerce site for truck and bus parts
International Motors has launched Fleetrite.com, an online store where fleets, repair shops and owner-operators can search, price and buy OEM, Fleetrite and third-party truck and bus parts 24/7.
- 400,000
- 600+
- 18 months
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What Happened
International Motors launched Fleetrite.com on Oct. 1, 2026, an e-commerce site that lets fleets, independent repair shops and owner-operators search, price and purchase the company's parts portfolio in a single self-service transaction, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The catalog spans International OEM parts, Fleetrite branded all-makes parts and third-party all-makes aftermarket parts. Buyers get a real-time view of parts availability across three sources at once — the customer's local dealer shelf, an International parts distribution center and online inventory — so they can see where a part is and when it will arrive before placing an order. Orders are fulfilled through International's network of more than 600 International and IC Bus dealer locations across North America.
- Search 400,000 quality OEM, Fleetrite and all-makes parts in one catalog
- View real-time availability at the local dealer, a parts distribution center or online
- See pricing and place orders 24/7 without calling a parts counter
- Order all-makes and OEM parts from the same dealer in a single transaction
- Track orders and place reorders from purchase history
“Our customers range from large fleets to owner-operators and independent repair shops, each with vastly different parts needs. Fleetrite.com brings everything together in one easy-to-use solution, allowing customers to search and cross-reference parts while seeing live inventory on our shelves and at the local PDC. It makes the parts buying experience easier and keeps customers coming back.”
“Fleetrite.com puts the entire International parts catalog in the customer's hands. Find the part, see where it is, know when you'll have it – all without picking up the phone. That's what keeps trucks earning.”
Fleetrite is founded as an all-makes aftermarket parts brand.
International launches Fleetrite.com, putting its parts catalog online for self-service ordering.
Fleetrite supplies replacement parts for commercial trucks, tractors, trailers and buses regardless of vehicle manufacturer, and carries more than 100 product lines and approximately 10,000 active part numbers, each validated and backed by International. Fleetrite products are quality assured by International at below OEM pricing. Fleetrite parts carry an 18-month parts-and-labor warranty when installed within the International dealer network, which the company describes as among the longest coverage terms available in the heavy-duty all-makes aftermarket. Fleetrite-branded parts appear on Fleetrite.com alongside International OEM and third-party all-makes aftermarket parts.
Behind the site, International runs 10 parts distribution centers across the U.S., Canada and Mexico with 2.7 million square feet of warehouse space, and those centers ship 6.6 million parts annually. The company says it strives to maintain a 95% fill rate so that product reaches a dealer in 24 hours or less. To order, customers create an account and select their dealer's location, then search by VIN, vehicle, SKU or part category and see transparent pricing and inventory. Parts can be shipped to the dealer or direct to location and tracked from order to delivery, and direct ordering is available via API integration for national fleets.
Previously from Navistar International
International Motors has been building single-interface digital tools for its customers. In April 2026 it introduced My International, a connected digital ecosystem that consolidates fleet monitoring, remote vehicle management and dealer communication into one interface. Fleetrite.com applies that same one-stop idea to buying parts.
Background drawn from MotorClaw's earlier coverage of Navistar International's official releases.
Why this matters
The site gives parts buyers a single self-service channel instead of a phone call to a parts counter, and shows them where a part physically sits before they order. It matters to fleets, independent repair shops and owner-operators, and to the more than 600 International and IC Bus dealer locations across North America that fulfill the orders.
Terms in This Story
- OEM
- Original equipment manufacturer — parts made by the vehicle's original manufacturer rather than a third party.
- All-makes
- Aftermarket parts built to fit vehicles from multiple manufacturers, not just one brand.
- PDC
- Parts distribution center — a warehouse that stocks parts and supplies them to dealers in its region.
- Fill rate
- The share of ordered parts a distributor can actually supply from available stock.
Summarised from the linked release; details can be imperfect — always verify against the original source.