Model code and layout
Verify cab width, seat base, engine cover, tunnel, pedals, clips, and the market-specific model name.
Application / Truck
Buyer decision
A truck model family can include different cab widths, seat bases, engine covers, center tunnels, pedal layouts, retention points, and year changes. Buyers should send the model code, production year, market, cab photos, floor photos, VIN-related information where appropriate, and LHD or RHD before treating an existing mold as approved.
Commercial-vehicle programs also need a practical supply plan. Confirm the set contents, material and thickness, cleaning requirements, heel or high-wear area, edge treatment, logo, item label, carton quantity, warehouse identification, and mixed-model packing before the sample is approved.
Verify cab width, seat base, engine cover, tunnel, pedals, clips, and the market-specific model name.
Record the exact year range. Do not reuse a title with a missing year as final fitment approval.
Discuss material, high-wear area, cleaning, surface, backing, edge, and set contents for the buyer's use.
Use SKU labels, carton quantities, marks, packing lists, and revisions that warehouse teams can identify.
Workflow

Use the category image as a reference; approve the exact cab fitment and material separately.

Check the actual floor, pedals, clips, seat base, engine cover, tunnel, and safe clearance.

Labels, carton marks, item codes, and packing lists matter for multi-cab wholesale programs.
One model family can use different cabs, years, floors, pedals, tunnels, and steering layouts. Confirm the exact cab before sampling.
Treat it as a candidate fitment only. Supply the year, cab information, and photos so OUBIAO can verify the pattern and update the record.
Mixed-model packing can be discussed, but quantity, item labels, carton marks, packing list, and warehouse identification must be planned.
Hino Dutro, Isuzu NPR, and Hyundai H100 are first-wave examples because the site already has relevant product and Search Console signals.
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