Peterbilt Trucks
On-Highway, Medium-Duty, Vocational and Electric
For more than 80 years, Peterbilt has been producing trucks with unparalleled quality. Purposefully crafted to stand the test of time, every model in Peterbilt’s incomparable lineup of on-highway tractors and vocational and medium-duty work trucks is built and configured to do one important job — yours. Whether you need a commercial truck built for long stretches on the highway, transporting materials between job sites, navigating city streets or traversing logging roads, Peterbilt is a premium choice.
Rush Truck Centers offers the complete line of Peterbilt trucks at our Peterbilt dealerships across the country.
Trucks Built for
the Road Ahead
Peterbilt On-Highway Trucks
Peterbilt’s on-highway trucks are designed for the long haul. Over thousands of miles of open road, everything adds up — from every service to each gallon of fuel saved. That’s why the heavy-duty Model 589 and Model 579 are efficiently designed and equipped with the latest technology to deliver best-in-class fuel economy, safety and cost of ownership.
Peterbilt Vocational Trucks
Peterbilt’s vocational models are ready to get the job done. Reliable and rugged, each vocational truck reflects an enduring commitment to hard work in tough environments. With a wide range of configurations and aftermarket applications, the Model 567 and Model 520 have the flexibility to meet practically any work demand.
Peterbilt Medium-Duty Trucks
Peterbilt’s medium-duty trucks are the adaptable choice for your everyday trucking needs. Whether you need a vehicle that can reliability drive the city streets or get the job done at the loading dock or on your job site, the Models 548, 537, 536, 535 and 220 deliver economic performance day in and day out.
Peterbilt Electric Trucks
Peterbilt is leading the charge in the electric vehicle market. The Models 579EV, 567EV, 520EV, 548EV, 537EV and 536EV combine the reliability and durability Peterbilt is known for with clean, efficient operation that delivers lower emissions and less environmental impact.
Introducing the New Medium-Duty Peterbilt Electric Trucks
Peterbilt recently expanded its EV lineup with new Peterbilt 536EV, 537EV and 548EV models. We covered everything you have to look forward to in Peterbilt's new medium-duty electric trucks on The Long Haul blog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who makes Peterbilt trucks and where are they manufactured?
Peterbilt is owned by PACCAR Inc., a global manufacturer of medium- and heavy-duty commercial trucks. Peterbilt trucks for the U.S. market are primarily manufactured at the company’s facility in Denton, Texas. Peterbilt also manufactures trucks at PACCAR facilities in Sainte-Thérèse, Quebec, Canada, and Mexicali, Mexico.
Why are Peterbilt trucks considered high-quality?
Peterbilt trucks are known for their durability, craftsmanship and attention to detail. Since 1939, Peterbilt has built its trucks to perform in demanding on-highway and vocational applications. Durable, lightweight aluminum cabs resist corrosion while reducing weight, and available PACCAR powertrain components are engineered for reliability, efficiency and long-term performance.
Peterbilt trucks are also designed with the driver in mind, offering ergonomic controls, excellent visibility, premium interior materials and available sleeper configurations arranged for comfort on the road. With a wide range of configurations, trim levels and options, Peterbilt trucks can be tailored to meet the needs of a variety of applications and operating environments.
What Peterbilt truck models are available?
Peterbilt offers a wide range of heavy-duty, medium-duty, vocational and electric trucks for a variety of commercial applications.
Current models include the Peterbilt Model 579 and Model 589 for on-highway applications; the Model 567 and Model 520 for vocational applications; and the Model 548, Model 537, Model 536, Model 535 and Model 220 for medium-duty and specialty applications. Peterbilt also offers electric versions of several models for fleets looking to reduce or eliminate tailpipe emissions.
Which Peterbilt truck is right for my application?
The right Peterbilt truck depends on your application, payload requirements, routes and operating environment. For on-highway and long-haul applications, the aerodynamic Peterbilt Model 579 is designed with fuel efficiency, technology and driver comfort in mind, while the Peterbilt Model 589 combines traditional Peterbilt styling with modern performance and driver amenities.
For demanding vocational applications such as construction, heavy haul and other specialized uses, the Peterbilt Model 567 offers a highly configurable platform. The low-cab-forward Peterbilt Model 520 is designed for applications such as refuse collection that require excellent visibility and maneuverability. Peterbilt's versatile work truck lineup, including the Model 548, Model 537, Model 536, Model 535 and Model 220, provides additional options for pickup and delivery, utility, towing and other commercial applications.
Our Rush Truck Centers truck sales experts can help you select and configure the right Peterbilt model for your business and application.
What engines are in Peterbilt trucks?
Peterbilt trucks are available with a range of PACCAR and Cummins engines designed for on-highway, vocational and medium-duty applications. Depending on the model and configuration, PACCAR diesel engine options include the MX-13, MX-11, PX-9 and PX-7, while available Cummins diesel engines include the X15. Peterbilt also offers natural gas engine options, including the Cummins X15N, ISX12N, L9N and B6.7N, depending on the model and application.
Does Peterbilt make electric trucks?
Yes. Peterbilt offers a lineup of battery-electric trucks designed for on-highway, vocational and medium-duty applications. Current electric models include the Model 579EV, Model 567EV, Model 520EV, Model 548EV, Model 537EV and Model 536EV.
Peterbilt electric trucks feature integrated electric powertrains and are designed for applications such as regional haul, drayage, refuse, construction, pickup and delivery, service and utility operations. Range, battery capacity and charging times vary by model and configuration.
Our electric and alternative fuel vehicle experts can help businesses evaluate electric Peterbilt models, charging requirements and other considerations when transitioning to battery-electric commercial vehicles.
Can Peterbilt trucks be customized or upfitted?
Yes. Peterbilt trucks are designed to be highly customizable and can be upfitted for a wide range of vocational needs. We work with trusted upfit partners to help configure trucks for construction, towing, delivery, utility and other specialized applications. Explore our inventory of work-ready vocational trucks that are Ready to Roll®.
How much does a Peterbilt truck cost?
Peterbilt is known for its endless customization opportunities that can have a significant impact on the final price, so expect the cost of a Peterbilt truck to vary greatly depending on the model, year, mileage, condition, configuration and customizations.
View our new and used Peterbilt truck inventory or contact us to receive a specific quote from one of our sales representatives based on the vehicle and any customization options you are interested in.
Can I finance a Peterbilt truck through Rush Truck Centers?
Yes. We offer flexible financing solutions for both new and used Peterbilt trucks. Financing through Rush Truck Financing allows you to combine your vehicle, preventive maintenance, extended protection plan and GAP into one convenient monthly payment.
What warranty options are available on Peterbilt trucks?
New Peterbilt trucks include manufacturer warranty coverage, with terms varying by vehicle and component. Used trucks may be available with aftermarket warranty options depending on condition and age.
Our truck sales experts can explain available warranty programs and help you choose coverage that fits your ownership goals.
How many Peterbilt dealerships does Rush Truck Centers have?
Rush Truck Centers is the largest commercial vehicle dealership in the country and currently operates 62 full-service Peterbilt dealerships in 13 states.
Is Rush Truck Centers certified to service and sell parts for Peterbilt trucks?
Our Rush Truck Centers dealerships are staffed by factory-trained, ASE-certified technicians qualified to work on commercial vehicles of all makes and models. We currently have 80 locations certified to service and sell parts for Peterbilt trucks.
