Western Star 48X – 36” Bunk | 18-Speed Road Ranger | DD16 Detroit 600HP | Coolabah
Lithium A/C
The 2025 Western Star 48X delivers serious performance, comfort, and style — purpose-built
for Australian conditions and long-haul reliability.
Powered by the 600HP DD16 Detroit engine and paired with an 18-speed Road Ranger
gearbox, this truck delivers exceptional pulling power, torque, and drivability for demanding
workloads.
The 36” sleeper bunk offers premium driver comfort on the road, featuring a Coolabah lithiumpowered A/C system to ensure restful downtime, even when parked.
Attention to detail sets this 48X apart — the fuel tanks have been painted Western Star red to
match the chassis, replacing the usual polished alloy for a bold, uniform finish that’s easier to
clean and maintain. Complementing the look and practicality, stainless steel rear
mudguards provide a durable, low-maintenance finish that stays sharp with minimal effort.
Tough, refined, and unmistakably Western Star — this 48X is built to work hard and look good
doing it.
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