Peterbilt's new Model 567
Maximum forward visibility is achieved through a panoramic windshield that features integrated locaters in the cab structure to allow for high-quality and time-efficient field repairs
The new Model 567 from Peterbilt is available in two BBC configurations – the 121-inch and 115-inch – in a day cab or with a selection of detachable sleeper configurations.
The 567 can be spec’d with a wide variety of heavy-duty components and in a number of configurations for increased payloads and optimized weight distribution. The 567 is available in a set-back front axle configuration for increased maneuverability in congested worksites and with steer axle ratings up to 22,000 pounds.
The Model 567's Metton hood is highly resilient, absorbing many impacts that would shatter or crack other materials, says Peterbilt.
The forward lighting system on the Model 567 enhances down-road visibility and reduces driver fatigue. The headlamps feature projector module low beams, which have a 2,000 hour lifecycle, and complex reflector high beams. The pod-mounted design helps protect the headlight from potential damage to the fender, common occurrences on congested jobsites.