Vehicle Wraps
Truck Signage & Wraps
Truck sides, rear doors and full wraps in large-format printed cast vinyl, the biggest moving advertising surface you can own, working every run for a one-off cost.
- Truck sides, rear and full coverage
- Food-truck wraps
- Large-format printed cast vinyl
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Recent truck signage work
The biggest moving billboard you'll ever own
A truck gives you more advertising surface than any other vehicle on the road, and it spends its day in front of people on the M1, around the port, and parked at every job and depot it visits. That reach adds up: wrapped vehicles are the most-noticed moving form of outdoor advertising (Nielsen Out-of-Home study, 2019), and a wrapped truck working the Newcastle and Hunter freight runs is seen by thousands of people a week for no ongoing cost.
We handle it the way that suits the job. Cut-vinyl logos and contact details on the doors and rear if you want it simple and sharp, panel graphics across the sides for a bigger statement, or a full printed wrap when you want the whole rig to carry the brand. All of it is large-format printed cast vinyl, designed in-house and installed by our own team in Gateshead.
Curtain-siders, rigid bodies and food trucks
Trucks aren't one surface, so we match the method to the body. Rigid box bodies and pantechs take full printed wraps beautifully, large, flat panels that show off a big graphic. Curtain-siders are different: the curtains themselves are printed or have cut-vinyl applied, while the cab, doors and rear get their own treatment, so the whole unit reads as one brand even though it's built from different materials.
Food trucks and trailers are their own thing again, tight on space, heavy on detail, and the wrap has to look the part up close because customers are standing right next to it. We design these to work at arm's length and at a distance, menu, branding and contact details included.
Older trucks and tired paint
Vinyl needs a sound surface to grip, and a lot of working trucks have seen a few years of sun, washes and knocks. We assess the body before we quote, sometimes a thorough clean is all it needs, and sometimes it's more involved. When we re-branded the Lee Rowans Garden World fleet of Newcastle trucks and utes, the older trucks had to be sanded back to bare metal so the printed vinyl would stick and stay stuck.
We'll tell you honestly what your trucks need rather than wrapping over a problem that'll lift in six months. Get the surface right and the graphics last.
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What truck signage costs
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Prices are approximate and a guide only. Every vehicle and project is different, contact us for an exact quote. A 50% deposit commences the job.
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Frequently asked questions
Can you wrap a curtain-sider truck?
Yes. We print or apply cut vinyl directly to the curtains, then brand the cab, doors and rear to match, so the whole unit reads as one consistent brand even though it's built from different surfaces.
Do you wrap food trucks?
Yes. Food trucks and food trailers get full printed wraps designed to look sharp up close, since customers stand right beside them, branding, menu and contact details all included.
Can you wrap an older truck with faded or worn paint?
Often yes, but it depends on the surface. Vinyl needs a sound base to adhere, so we assess each truck first. On very tired bodies that can mean prep back to bare metal before printing, exactly what we did on the older trucks in the Lee Rowans Garden World fleet so the graphics would last.
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.
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