Five International LT Series cab configurations side by side: Day Cab, 56-inch Low Roof Sleeper, 56-inch Hi-Rise Sleeper, 73-inch Sky-Rise Sleeper, and 73-inch Hi-Rise Sleeper

The International LT Series is one of our strongest long-haul options at Team Wieland Truck & Trailer. It is built for the dependability commercial drivers need, and it comes with driver-focused features and a range of cab configurations to match different hauling requirements. Newer models run the S13 integrated powertrain, which raises the bar again on performance and efficiency.

Below we walk through the five LT Series cab options and how each suits different operations, then cover the available trim levels so you can weigh power, fuel efficiency, and configuration for your fleet.

Day Cab

Built for regional and local routes, along with specialized or bulk hauling. Best suited to trips under 10 hours.

  1. Highly maneuverable in tight urban spaces
  2. More aerodynamic, which improves fuel economy
  3. Streamlined interior, a good fit for shorter hauls

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56-Inch Low-Roof Sleeper

Designed for a single driver on longer trips.

  1. Single bunk
  2. Two overhead storage compartments
  3. Durable, easy-to-clean vinyl surfaces

56-Inch Hi-Rise Sleeper

Balances space against efficiency for single-driver work.

  1. One bunk with extra headroom
  2. Up to four netted storage compartments
  3. Aerodynamic roof design to conserve fuel

73-Inch Sky-Rise Sleeper

A good choice for teams or partner drivers who need more living space on the road.

  1. Upper and lower bunks
  2. Passenger-side cabinets, a refrigerator, and a wardrobe
  3. Upper storage shelves for extended trips
  4. An upper bunk window for added comfort

73-Inch Hi-Rise Sleeper

Similar to the Sky-Rise, without the upper bunk window.

  1. Additional storage areas
  2. Built for two drivers with an emphasis on gear space

LT Series Trim Levels

The LT Series typically comes in three axle configurations, all on a 125-inch BBC length. Which one fits depends on your daily hauling, power needs, and how you weigh fuel efficiency against traction.

  1. 4x2 Axle — two powered wheels; suits short hauls or lighter loads; best for maximizing fuel economy when less power is needed
  2. 6x2 Axle — only the rear-most wheels are powered; improves fuel efficiency by reducing drivetrain losses; balances moderate power against lower consumption
  3. 6x4 Axle — both rear axles powered; the most popular pick for traction and load capacity, with a slight fuel efficiency trade-off

Find Your Next Truck at Team Wieland Truck & Trailer

Whether you want a compact Day Cab for short regional runs or a fully-loaded 73-inch sleeper for cross-country work, the LT Series offers the flexibility, comfort, and power to match. Multiple cab styles, efficient trim options, and the S13 integrated powertrain make these trucks capable on nearly any route.

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