Vehicle Wrap Services — Pick Your Body Type
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Wrapping a Sprinter is not the same job as wrapping a trailer, and a food truck is not a box truck with better parking. Each body type has its own panel layout, its own prep, and its own price logic. These are the services underneath vehicle wraps, split the way the work actually splits.
We wrap by body type: trucks and vans, Sprinters and cargo vans, box trucks, trailers, and food trucks — plus partial wraps, cut vinyl lettering, magnets, and clean removal. Coverage is priced at $13–$17 per square foot with a $550 minimum, because the area we cover is what the job actually costs.
Which wrap service does your vehicle need?
- Truck & Van Wraps — pickups, cargo vans, Transits. The everyday work vehicle, and the most common wrap we run.
- Sprinter & Cargo Van Wraps — tall flat sides, the best ratio of surface area to vehicle cost in the fleet world.
- Box Truck Wraps — the largest moving billboard most businesses already own.
- Trailer Wraps — enclosed cargo and event trailers, maximum flat area, parked where people see it.
- Food Truck Wraps — where the wrap is the storefront and the menu has to read from a queue.
What are the options below a full wrap?
- Partial Wraps & Spot Graphics — graphics on the panels that carry the message, at a fraction of full coverage.
- Vehicle Lettering & Decals — name, number, logo, USDOT markings in cut vinyl. From $550, and the honest first step.
- Custom Car Magnets — removable signs for leased, personal, and seasonal vehicles. Flat steel panels only.
What happens when the wrap comes off?
- Wrap Removal & Care — clean removal at end of life, how to wash a wrap so it gets there, and what damage actually comes from.
Not sure which one you need?
Start from what the vehicle is for. A vehicle that must look unbranded some of the time wants magnets. A vehicle branded every day on a budget wants lettering. A vehicle that should be seen and remembered wants a partial or full wrap, and a fleet wants all of them to match — that is the commercial fleet program.
If it is a personal car and this is about looks rather than business, you want a color change wrap or, for a Tesla or EV, our EV work. Want a number first? Run the wrap cost calculator or browse wrap prices by vehicle model.
Frequently asked questions
How is a wrap priced?
By the surface area we actually cover — $13 to $17 per square foot, with a $550 minimum — not by the badge on the vehicle. A big van costs more than a small sedan because there is more of it, which is the only fair way to do it. Full cost breakdown.
Which body type is the best value for advertising?
Box trucks and trailers, by a distance. Flat panels, huge area, and one design that gets reused. A box truck wrap puts more square feet of message on the road per dollar than anything else in a typical fleet.
Can I wrap only part of the vehicle?
Yes, and for a lot of businesses it is the right call. A partial wrap puts graphics where they get read and leaves the rest of the paint alone.
Do you wrap vehicles you did not sell the design for?
Yes. Bring print-ready artwork and we print and install it, or we build the design from scratch in graphic design. Either way it gets laid out on real die-lines for your vehicle, not eyeballed.
How long is the vehicle out of service?
Print takes two to three business days and install one to three, depending on the body. For fleets we schedule in batches so you are never short more than a vehicle or two at once.
Still deciding? Tell us the vehicle and what it needs to do, and we will tell you which of these is the right spend. Get a free estimate or call (916) 532-1891.