2024 International LT625

Category, Truck, conventional sleeper road tractor. Mileage profile points to early-life highway duty cycles, enough run time to show real-world wear without being deep into end-of-life components. Sleeper configuration supports over-the-road or multi-day regional lanes where driver time in cab matters as much as fuel burn. Powertrain details are not provided, so engine family, transmission model, and axle ratio cannot be tied to a specific application. Serial and stock identifiers are present for verification and service history pulls, including campaign status, warranty start, and any recorded derates or parameter changes if ECM data is made available. Cab structure and sleeper interior should be checked for seat base play, bunk hardware looseness, HVAC performance under load, and dash switch wear that hints at idle time. Frame rails and crossmembers warrant a straight-line sight check for twist, along with inspection for drilled holes, rubbed airlines, and chafe points near the fifth wheel area. Tires, brakes, and steer axle components should be evaluated for uneven wear patterns that can flag alignment drift, kingpin play, or suspension bushing wear at this mileage band.