Vehicle Wraps
Trailer Signage
Custom trailer graphics and wraps that advertise your brand on the road and wherever the trailer is parked.
- Box and flat-bed trailers
- Cut vinyl or full printed wrap
- Durable laminated cast vinyl
Get a fast quote
Tell us your vehicle or project and we’ll come back with a price.
Our work
Recent trailer signage work
A parked trailer is a billboard that works while it sits
Most signage only earns its keep while you're driving. A signwritten trailer keeps selling the moment you drop the towball and walk off. Parked at the worksite all day, at the markets, at an event, or out the front of the depot, it sits at eye level with foot traffic and passing cars putting your name, trade and phone number in front of people for hours at a time.
That makes a trailer some of the cheapest roadside advertising you can buy. It's a one-off print and install, no monthly billboard rent, and it travels to wherever the work is. For Newcastle and Hunter trades and event operators who are on different sites every week, that reach adds up fast.
Box, flat-bed or enclosed, we sign them all
Different trailers, different canvas. An enclosed box or cargo trailer gives you big flat panels on both sides and the rear, near enough to a mobile billboard, and suits a full printed wrap with photos and full-colour artwork. A flat-bed or open trailer has less solid surface, so we'll usually run cut-vinyl lettering and your logo on the headboard, mudguards or a sign panel, plus any toolboxes mounted on it.
Food and coffee trailers, plant and equipment hire trailers, market and event trailers, and trade tool trailers all come through. We measure it up, look at where the eyes land when it's parked, and lay the artwork out to suit that trailer rather than forcing a template onto it.
Built to live outside
A trailer doesn't get garaged like the work ute. It sits in the sun, copes with coastal weather and gets hosed down, so we print on premium cast vinyl and finish it with a UV overlaminate that protects the colour and the print from fade and the elements. Same films and process we use on vehicle wraps, just specified for a surface that lives outdoors year-round.
If you only need the basics, cut vinyl is a single-colour, hard-wearing option for your business name, logo and contact details. If you want photos, gradients or a full colour design, printed and laminated vinyl gives you the lot. We'll talk you through which makes sense for your trailer and your budget.
Guide price
What trailer signage costs
Full wrap, 6x4 or 7x4 box trailer, from $2,950
Both common box trailer sizes are the same price, and the figure covers design, print and installation.
Get this quotePrices are approximate and a guide only. Every vehicle and project is different, contact us for an exact quote. A 50% deposit commences the job.
See the full price guideAnswers
Frequently asked questions
Can you sign-write an enclosed box trailer as well as a flat-bed?
Yes. Enclosed box and cargo trailers have big flat side and rear panels that suit a full printed wrap. Flat-beds and open trailers have less surface, so we usually run cut-vinyl logos and lettering on the headboard, guards or a fitted sign panel. We work to whatever trailer you've got.
Will trailer graphics hold up sitting outside all the time?
Yes. A trailer rarely gets garaged, so we print on premium cast vinyl and laminate it with a UV overlaminate to protect against sun fade and weather. It's the same durable film we use on vehicle wraps, finished for a surface that lives outdoors.
Should I get cut vinyl or a full printed wrap on my trailer?
Cut vinyl is a cost-effective, single-colour option for your business name, logo and contact details. A full printed wrap lets you run photos, gradients and full-colour artwork across the panels. Bigger flat-sided trailers suit a printed wrap; simpler jobs are well covered by cut vinyl. We'll advise what suits your trailer and budget.
How much does a vehicle wrap cost?
It depends on the vehicle and how much you cover. As a guide: a quarter wrap starts around $1,400, and a full wrap ranges from about $4,500 on a compact to $8,650 on a large van. See our price guide for the full matrix.
How long does a vehicle wrap last?
With proper care, a high-quality cast vinyl wrap lasts 5–7 years. Washing by hand and garaging the vehicle helps it last longer.
How long will my vehicle be off the road?
Most vehicles are wrapped and back on the road in 1–2 days. We keep your vehicle off the road for as little time as possible.
Can the wrap be removed later?
Yes. Our wraps can be safely removed without damaging the original paint, provided the paint was in good condition when the wrap was applied.
Can you wrap a car with old or cracked paint?
No. Vinyl needs a smooth, sound surface to adhere properly, so we can't wrap over old or cracked paint.
Do I get a design before you start?
Yes. Once your 50% deposit is paid, our in-house team designs your project and sends digital proofs for your approval. Nothing is printed until you have signed off on the design.
How should I care for my vehicle wrap?
Hand wash with a mild, non-abrasive detergent and a soft cloth. Avoid high-pressure washes and waxing.
What is the difference between cut vinyl and printed vinyl?
Cut vinyl is a single colour, ideal for lettering and simple logos. Printed vinyl allows full-colour, complex designs and photographic images.
Ready to get started?
One Vehicle Or The Whole Fleet
Colour-matched fleet branding, held on file for fast replacements