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Hoses (23)

Automann 561.55247 IH Navistar 19" Turbo Hose
Automann Part No: 561.55247
$153.02 View Part
Automann 561.90223 Plain Hose Cummins
Automann Part No: 561.90223
$36.55 View Part
Automann 579.3410SS 3/4in X 10ft Siphon Hose
Automann Part No: 579.3410SS
$34.78 View Part
Fitting - Union, Restrictor, 3/8 x 1/2
Freightliner Part No: 05-23345-001
$3.81 View Part
Rubber Air Lines
Phillips Industries Part No: 11-81150
$76.26 View Part
Rubber Air Lines
Phillips Industries Part No: 11-81178
$39.49 View Part
Rubber Air Lines
Phillips Industries Part No: 11-8180-250
$1.46 View Part
Rubber Air Lines
Phillips Industries Part No: 11-8190-250
$1.57 View Part
Air Hose (Standard) - 1/2" I.D
Gates Corporation Part No: 27491
$96.11 View Part
Air Hose (Standard) - 1/2" I.D
Gates Corporation Part No: 27492
$117.72 View Part Contact Us
Air Hose (Standard) - 3/8" I.D
Gates Corporation Part No: 27488
$41.40 View Part

Hoses for Heavy-Duty Air and Fuel System Repairs

Cracked, leaking, or worn hoses can cause air leaks, fuel delivery problems, rough running, or reduced system performance. Wofford Truck Parts offers hoses for heavy-duty truck air and fuel systems where secure connections and dependable flow matter.

The right replacement hose helps restore proper routing, pressure, and system reliability during repair. Our inventory includes truck parts for common service needs, including related air and fuel delivery parts that help you match parts by application, size, and connection type.

FAQs about Hoses

You may notice cracks, leaks, soft spots, hardening, fuel smell, air loss, or poor system performance. Inspect hose ends, fittings, clamps, and routing to find wear or damage before ordering a replacement.
Check your part number, hose length, inside diameter, pressure rating, material, connection style, and truck application. Matching the hose to your system helps prevent leaks, poor fit, and repeat repair work.
Yes. A leaking or restricted hose can affect airflow, fuel delivery, or system pressure. If your truck runs rough, loses power, or shows signs of leakage, inspect hoses and related connections during service.
Check clamps, fittings, seals, couplers, and nearby connections for wear or corrosion. Our inventory includes air intake tubing couplers for related air system repairs.
Replace hoses when they are cracked, leaking, swollen, hardened, kinked, or no longer fitting securely. Worn hoses should be replaced during service to help restore proper flow and reduce downtime.