Kenworth T370 Overview, Specs & Features
The Kenworth T370 is a Class 7 medium-duty vocational truck that combines heavy-duty engineering with a versatile medium-duty platform for construction, dump, towing, refuse, crane, mixer, and service work. Even though the T370 was discontinued in 2021, it’s best known for its rugged chassis, flexible axle configurations, maneuverability, and versatile use in a wide range of vocational applications.
Kenworth T370 Specs
Engine and Horsepower
- PACCAR PX-7: Up to 360 horsepower and 800 lb-ft of torque
- PACCAR PX-9: Up to 380 horsepower and 1,150 lb-ft of torque
- Engine ratings varied by model year and configuration
Transmission Options
- Eaton Fuller 6-, 9- & 10-speed manual transmissions
- Eaton UltraShift PLUS 10-speed automated manual
- Allison 5-speed and 6-Speed automatic
Axle & Drive Configurations
- Front Steer Axles: 16,000 to 20,000 lbs.
- Tandem-Drive Rear Axles: Up to 46,000 lbs.
- 4×2
- 4×4
- 6×4
- 6×6
Kenworth T370 Features
Chassis, Axles & Vocational Design
The T370 shares its heavy-duty design with Kenworth’s vocational truck lineup to handle the most demanding work environments where durability and chassis strength are important. It could be specified with chassis components such as:
- Heavy-duty frame rails and crossmembers
- Reinforced front frame assemblies on higher-capacity axle configurations
- Multiple wheelbase options
- Multiple axle ratings
- Air or mechanical rear suspension options
- Configurations for dump, utility, crane, mixer, towing, refuse, and service applications
Additionally, the T370 could be equipped with factory-installed front drive axles. With available 4×4 and 6×6 configurations, the T370 was built to operate in:
- Municipal applications
- Mud
- Snow
- Loose gravel
- Construction sites
- Off-road environments
- Uneven terrain
Functional Front-End Features
The T370’s conventional hood offers a combination of visibility, serviceability, and vocational flexibility. Key front-end features include:
- Sloped hood for improved forward visibility
- Set-back front axle
- Compact 109-inch BBC
- Excellent maneuverability
- Compatibility with a wide range of vocational bodies and equipment
This combination made the T370 a solid choice for construction sites, utility work, and other applications where maneuverability is important.
Driver-Focused Cab Design
The Kenworth T370’s driver-focused cab was designed to provide the comfort, functionality, and convenience needed for long workdays and demanding vocational applications. Depending on configuration and model year, available features included:
- Premium interior trim options
- Ergonomic dash layout
- Intuitive controls
- Quiet cab environment
- Power windows and locks
- Bluetooth connectivity
- Air-ride driver seating
Kenworth T370 Common Applications
The T370’s combination of heavy-duty components, flexible configurations, and medium-duty maneuverability made it a versatile choice for a wide range of vocational applications.
Common Kenworth T370 applications include:
- Dump trucks
- Construction trucks
- Utility trucks
- Crane trucks
- Fuel trucks
- Service trucks
- Towing and recovery
- Refuse applications
- Concrete mixers
- Municipal trucks
- Off-road vocational work
T370
The Kenworth T370 delivers the durability of a heavy-duty truck with the versatility and efficiency of a medium-duty vehicle. Made for real-world work, drivers get the strength, flexibility, and comfort all without compromise. Even though the T370 is no longer in production, used Kenworth T370 trucks continue to offer the durability, versatility, and vocational capability owner-operators and drivers expect from a Kenworth.
Learn more about the T370’s replacement – the Kenworth T380!
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