International Motors Launched E-commerce Parts Portal
The new Fleetrite.com platform consolidates inventory from over 600 dealerships for national trucking fleets.
Updated on Oct. 1, 2026 in Auto Parts
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International Motors has launched Fleetrite.com, an e-commerce site providing 24/7 ordering access to 400,000 part numbers for fleets and independent shops. The portal integrates stock from 600 International and IC bus dealers to streamline parts procurement across the industry.
Why it matters
The portal aims to simplify parts management and maximize uptime in the North American trucking sector by driving customers directly to the manufacturer's dealer network. By offering digital access to localized and central inventory, it reduces the complexity of sourcing maintenance components.
The catalog identifies 100,000 high-moving product lines with specific attributes. Parts installed at an International dealer include an 18-month parts-and-labor warranty.
The players
International Motors
This manufacturer is a major producer of heavy-duty trucks and commercial vehicles in North America.
Fleetrite
This aftermarket parts brand provides components for commercial vehicles and was founded in 1969.
The details
Users can search by VIN, vehicle, SKU, or category to pull inventory from local dealer shelves and distribution centers. The site supports API integration for large national fleets while providing service tools for owner-operators and independent shops.
Timeline
The Fleetrite brand was established in 1969.
A beta version of the site was live for three months prior to October 2026.
Fleetrite.com officially launched on October 1, 2026.
Roadmap
This move reflects a broader industry transition toward digital-first supply chain management to counter legacy inventory inefficiencies. It positions International Motors to compete more effectively with independent aftermarket retailers by leveraging its proprietary dealer footprint.
Fleet operators can now source parts 24/7, potentially reducing vehicle downtime through faster inventory identification and procurement. The 18-month warranty also provides a standardized financial safety net for shops utilizing the dealership installation network.
The takeaway
Digital procurement platforms are increasingly becoming the standard for maintaining commercial fleets and ensuring operational efficiency. Fleet managers should prioritize API-integrated solutions to automate inventory needs and minimize service delays.
Further reading
For more information on the evolving parts market, visit the Auto Parts section.
More information
To search the catalog or manage parts orders, visit the Fleetrite parts e-commerce portal.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Commercial Carrier Journal.
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