2018 International 4300 106 26 ft BOX TRUCK

?? 2018 International 4300 – Key Specs

Model: International 4300 (DuraStar series)
Body Type: 26 ft Box Truck (Dry Van)
Class: Class 6 (19,501–26,000 lb GVWR) — no CDL required in many states, including California
GVWR: ~26,000 lb (25,999 lb)
Engine: Cummins 6.7 L Turbo Diesel (B6.7)
Horsepower: ~220 hp
Transmission: Automatic Allison
Fuel: Diesel
Suspension: Often air ride (cab + rear) for smoother delivery ride
Brakes: Air brakes
Box Size: ~26 ft long, ~102? wide, ~96–103? high
Liftgate 3,000 lb capacity

?? What Makes It Useful
? Non-CDL Operation

Because the GVWR is under 26,001 lb, many operators can drive it with a standard driver’s license (Class C) without needing a CDL — very useful for delivery fleets and owner-operators.

? Diesel Power

The Cummins 6.7 L is a reliable medium-duty diesel engine that’s common in commercial trucks — offering good torque and durability for hauling heavier loads.

? Automatic Transmission

? Box and Liftgate Ready

A 26 ft dry box with e-track options and an integrated liftgate means the truck is ready for a variety of hauling jobs (furniture, freight, appliances, etc.).

?? Performance & Economy

Fuel Economy:
Medium-duty diesel box trucks like these commonly average about 8–10 mpg in real-world use — depending on load, terrain, and driving style. Fuelly community averages for International 4300 trucks are around 9.3 mpg on average.

?? Reliability & Maintenance

What Owners Report:

International 4300s are solid work trucks but maintenance matters a lot. Panels on truck forums note that reliability depends on care and usage — regular service keeps them running well.

Like all work trucks, higher-mile units may show common wear issues (brakes, suspension, emissions sensors), but heavy-duty platforms generally last well with proper service.