Vehicle Wraps in Lincoln, CA
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Lincoln is growing fast, and the trades are growing with it — the kind of crews that started with one work truck and a trailer, and now need both to look like a real company. The town already has a local custom shop ranking for wraps, which is fine; competition keeps everyone honest. We earn the drive on the parts that competition usually leaves vague: a starting price you can read on this page, and the film brand named on your invoice. We are about 30 minutes away on College Oak Dr via Hwy 65, near the Twelve Bridges and Lincoln Crossing side of town. For the full finish-and-pricing rundown, see our Sacramento vehicle wraps guide.
We are Art Printing Vehicle Wraps, a Sacramento wrap and graphics studio at 5051 College Oak Dr. Work-truck wraps, trailer graphics, fleet branding, color changes, lettering, and ceramic tint — all installed in-house by our own team. Wraps start around $2,500, priced by surface area, not badge.
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A price you can read, not pry loose
The single most common complaint we hear from Lincoln trades is simple: nobody will tell them what a wrap costs without a call, a meeting, and a sales pitch. So they put off branding the truck for another year. We do the opposite. Our starting prices are on this page, by vehicle size, below. You walk in already knowing roughly where you land — and we sharpen it with a free estimate on your exact truck or trailer.
That openness is the whole brand. Price on the page, film named on the invoice, a 60-day workmanship warranty on the install, and a real turnaround date. A growing crew shouldn't have to gamble on which of those a shop will actually honor.
What we do for Lincoln
- Work-Truck & Van Wraps — pickups, utility bodies, cargo vans, and the box trucks Lincoln trades add as they grow. Full print, partial, or clean name-and-number, on any body.
- Trailer Wraps — enclosed and flat trailers. Big, flat, and parked at every job site — one of the best billboards a growing crew owns. Priced by surface area.
- Fleet & Commercial Wraps — when the one truck becomes four, consistent branding across every vehicle, scheduled so you keep working, with per-vehicle volume pricing.
- Full Color-Change Wraps — for the personal vehicle in the driveway. Reversible, paint-safe, priced by size.
Not sure whether to wrap the truck or the trailer first? A free estimate gets you an honest call and a real number.
Transparent pricing — no badge tax
The number a Lincoln crew should never have to pry out over the phone. Starting prices by surface area; final cost depends on coverage, finish, design, and body type.
| Service | Starts at | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Full color-change wrap (compact / sedan) | From $2,500 | Matte, satin, or gloss vinyl over full body |
| Full printed commercial wrap | From $3,000 | Custom graphics: design, print, install |
| Trailer / box-truck wrap | From $3,500 | Large flat surface, more film and labor |
| Name-and-number lettering / decals | From $550 | The affordable entry — sharp, DOT-ready |
| Fleet (per vehicle, volume pricing) | Quoted per vehicle | Volume tiers — see fleet pricing |
Want a sharper number than "from"? Use our free design preview to see graphics on your exact truck or trailer and get a real estimate in minutes — no signup. It is a visualizer, not a print file: the mockup won't capture how the film behaves in person, so our Sacramento install team makes every wrap production-ready on real die-lines.
Trust band — what backs the work
- Premium film, named on your invoice. Premium cast vinyl — not unbranded vinyl that fades and curls on a truck that lives outside.
- A real warranty. Every install carries a 60-day workmanship warranty on our craftsmanship, and the 3M and Avery Dennison cast film we use is rated by the manufacturer for up to 7 years. On sound factory paint, that film also comes off clean when removed correctly — and it matters on a truck or trailer you plan to resell.
- Our own work, not stock photos. Work trucks, branded trailers, and matching crews that left our bay.
- A real date, not a backlog. A single truck turns around in a few business days once the design is approved; growing fleets run on a phased schedule.
Lincoln, trailers, and the 65 corridor
Our shop sits at 5051 College Oak Dr Suite C, Sacramento, CA 95841, off Watt Avenue — about 30 minutes south of Lincoln via Hwy 65. We give you a real date before you commit, and for trailers we schedule around your job calendar. We also serve the Placer County neighbors: Rocklin, Roseville, and Granite Bay. See every metro service area we cover.
5051 College Oak Dr Suite C, Sacramento, CA 95841
Phone: (916) 532-1891
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Lincoln runs on work trucks, and the work keeps spreading
Drive the Ferrari Ranch Road exit off Hwy 65 and you see Lincoln's two economies meet. East of the freeway, the rooftops keep climbing toward Sun City Lincoln Hills and the Sterling Pointe subdivisions — fresh construction means framers, roofers, HVAC, landscape, and concrete crews working dawn to dark. West and north, past downtown and Gladding McBean's old terra-cotta works, it turns to rice ground, cattle, and ranchland out toward Sheridan, where trucks pull gooseneck and flatbed trailers all season. Those are the rigs we wrap: a half-ton with a company name on the doors, an enclosed contractor trailer parked outside a job on Joiner Parkway, a dump bed hauling for a ranch off Wise Road.
The light-industrial pocket along Aviation Boulevard near Lincoln Regional Airport runs its own service fleets too. From our College Oak Dr shop off Watt Avenue, we're a straight shot north on Hwy 65 — close enough to schedule a single truck for the day or stage a small fleet across a slow week. Color-change or EV wraps for the daily-driver crowd around Lincoln Crossing fit the same calendar.
Frequently asked questions
How far is your shop from Lincoln?
About 30 minutes via Hwy 65. We are at 5051 College Oak Dr Suite C. A single work truck drops for the day; trailers and small fleets are scheduled around your job calendar with a real date up front.
Do you wrap trailers and work trucks, not just cars?
Yes — enclosed and flat trailers, work trucks, utility bodies, and cargo vans. A trailer is one of the best billboards a growing crew owns, priced by the surface we cover.
There is already a local wrap shop in Lincoln — why drive to you?
Competition is good for you. We earn the drive on a price you can read on this page instead of a phone-only quote, and the film named on your invoice. Compare both on those.
How much does a work-truck or trailer wrap cost in Lincoln?
A printed commercial wrap starts around $3,000; a color-change wrap around $2,500; trailers from $3,500; lettering from $550. Priced by surface area, not badge.
Will a wrap damage the paint on my truck?
Not when installed and removed correctly on factory paint in good condition. Premium 3M / Avery cast vinyl, a 60-day workmanship warranty, and up to 7-year film durability — which matters on a truck or trailer you plan to resell.
Ready to brand the truck or trailer? Preview graphics free in our design visualizer, or get a free estimate and we'll send a real, surface-based price — no badge tax, no backlog.