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Designed for the Peterbilt 579 & 567

Bugs out.
Breeze in.

A pop-up bug screen cut to your truck's exact window. Sleep with the window open, kill the idle, and stop burning diesel just to run the A/C.

Get first access at launch

In development. First run targeted for 2026. Early list gets launch pricing. We only email about BunkAir.

Why BunkAir

Everything the "universal" screens get wrong.

Cut to your window, sealed all the way around, and built to save you real money on diesel.

🦟

Bugs stay out

Fine no-see-um mesh stops mosquitoes and gnats the plastic-grid screens let walk right through.

🌬️

Real airflow

Crack the window and get an actual cross-breeze, not a blocked, stuffy cab.

📐

Cut to your window

Patterned to the exact 579/567 door glass. No trimming with a razor, no corner gaps.

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Locks in with your glass

The sprung frame seats inside the window opening, then you roll the glass up an inch to lock it. Nothing clamps to your paint.

Kill the idle

On the nights a breeze is enough, shut the engine off and stop burning $5.80 diesel to run the A/C.

🧳

Folds flat

Twists down into a square zip case that stows in a door pocket, not two bulky panels.

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Fits with or without the mirror

A full-height zipper opens around the over-window mirror, so one screen fits more trucks.

⚙️

Less wear, fewer regens

Every hour you don't idle is less engine wear, less DEF, and fewer forced regens down the road.

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On in seconds

Pop it open, set it in the opening, roll the glass up an inch. Done from the driver's seat without leaning out.

The math

What idling your reset actually costs.

Diesel is sitting near record highs. Every 10-hour reset you idle to keep the A/C running quietly burns money. Here's yours, at today's price.

Diesel today: $5.80/gal · record high
$

Based on a sleeper cab burning ~0.8 gal/hr at idle (U.S. DOE). With the A/C loaded in summer it runs higher, so this is the conservative number.

$46
burned every reset you idle
$232
per week
$11,600
per year
BunkAir pays for itself in ~2 nights a breeze does the job.
How it works

Out of the case and sealed in under a minute.

Compact zip pouch
01

Unzip the pouch. It packs down small enough to live in your door pocket.

Line the screen up to the window opening
02

Shake it open. The frame springs to your window's exact shape on its own.

Screen seated in the window opening
03

Set it in the opening. The frame presses out against the window rubber and holds itself. No tools.

Window glass rolled up to lock the screen
04

Roll the glass up an inch. That locks it in for the night. Bugs out, breeze in, engine off.

Old way vs BunkAir

You've tried the plastic ones.

Rigid "universal" slider screens

  • Trim them with a utility knife to sort-of fit
  • Sliders leave gaps in the corners, so bugs walk in
  • Two bulky panels eat half a cabinet
  • Plastic grid chokes the airflow

BunkAir

  • Cut to your exact 579/567 window, no trimming
  • Seats inside the opening and locks under the glass
  • Folds into one pouch in a door pocket
  • Fine no-see-um mesh for max airflow and zero bugs
Launching 2026

Get on the list.

Be first to grab a pair at launch. The early list gets launch pricing.

Planned launch price $99 / pair (both doors)