Merritt & Magnum: Moose Guards That Pay for Themselves
With Merritt’s recent acquisition of Magnum Truck Parts, we’re thrilled to offer dealers and fleets top-tier solutions—including Magnum’s rugged Moose/Grill Guards. Built in 6061‑T6 aircraft‑grade aluminum with features like Quick …

With Merritt’s recent acquisition of Magnum Truck Parts, we’re thrilled to offer dealers and fleets top-tier solutions—including Magnum’s rugged Moose/Grill Guards. Built in 6061‑T6 aircraft‑grade aluminum with features like Quick Latch and Easy Lift, these guards offer reliable front-end defense for Freightliner, Kenworth, Peterbilt, Volvo, Mack, International, and Western Star trucks.
Why Invest in a Moose Guard?
- Monster Savings vs. Repair Costs
An animal strike—especially a moose—can devastate the front end of a semi. Insurance claims for such impacts often exceed $36,000, just for frame repairs. Without insurance, structural damage, bumper replacement, radiator, wiring, and related parts could cost between $5,000–$40,000+. - Less Maintenance, More Uptime
An unplanned repair can cost upwards of $15,000–$20,000 annually, with each event leading to days of downtime. A Moose Guard mitigates that risk—saving big on both parts and labor. - Extra Perks & Peace of Mind
Magnum guards include features designed for durability—anti‑rattle systems, radar-compatible frames, and bolt-on designs eliminate welding concerns. And some insurers may offer lower deductibles when these guards are installed. Merritt and Magnum have joined sales forces– your Merritt rep can help with the Magnum product line and vice versa.
🛒 Explore the Lineup
Check out the full Magnum Moose Guard lineup—covers models from Freightliner to Western Star:
Shop Magnum Moose GuardsFinal Takeaway
A Moose Guard isn’t just an accessory—it’s a smart investment. Compared to the tens of thousands spent on repair bills, it pays for itself the moment there’s a collision with wildlife.