Every business vehicle we do falls into one of four levels of coverage. Here is how to tell which one you need.
Full wrap
Every painted panel is covered with a printed design. This is the biggest visual impact you can buy for a vehicle and it turns the whole thing into a moving billboard. It also gives you complete design freedom: photography, illustration, full-color backgrounds, characters, anything.
Pick it if: the vehicle is a big part of your marketing, you are launching a brand, or your vehicle has to stand out in a sea of white trucks.
Partial wrap
Printed coverage on the parts of the vehicle that do the most work, usually the rear half and the sides, blended into the vehicle's own paint color. Done right, most people assume it is a full wrap.
Pick it if: you want a full-wrap look for less, or you are outfitting several vehicles and need the budget to stretch.
Decals and spot graphics
Your logo, contact information and an accent stripe or panel, placed strategically. Clean, professional, and quick to install. The vehicle color stays the hero and your branding sits on top of it.
Pick it if: you run vans or trucks that need to look sharp and consistent, and you do not need a full billboard.
Lettering
Cut vinyl lettering and a logo. Business name, phone, website, license numbers. Simple, bold, and the lowest cost way to get a work vehicle identified.
Pick it if: you need your name and number on the truck this week, or you just need the basics done right.
Not sure?
See our fleet and commercial graphics, then tell us about the vehicle. We will tell you honestly if less coverage will do the job.
