Fleet Graphics
One brand. Every vehicle. No exceptions.
A fleet isn't wrapped one vehicle at a time — it's designed as a system, so a customer who sees one of your trucks today and a different van tomorrow recognizes the same business immediately.
One System, Many Vehicles
Consistent branding vs. vehicle-specific adaptation — you need both
What Stays the Same
Your logo, colors, fonts and core message should be identical across every vehicle — vans, trucks, trailers, whatever you're running. That consistency is what makes your fleet recognizable as one business, not several.
What Adapts
Every vehicle is shaped differently. A design that works perfectly on a van's side panel needs to be resized and repositioned for a box truck or trailer — same brand, different layout, so it fits and reads correctly on each vehicle.
The Fleet Standard
The details that make a fleet look like a fleet
Logo & Color Placement
Your logo and brand colors appear in consistent positions across every vehicle, so your fleet reads as organized at a glance.
Contact Information
Phone number and any other contact details are placed and sized consistently, so customers always know how to reach you.
Vehicle-Specific Layouts
The same brand elements are resized and repositioned to fit each vehicle correctly — a layout built for a van doesn't just get stretched onto a trailer.
Built From Every Vehicle Type
Whatever your fleet is made of, it works as one
Most fleets mix vehicle types — vans for service calls, trucks for deliveries, maybe a trailer for equipment. Each one gets wrapped individually, but every wrap follows the same design system, so your fleet reads as a single, organized business no matter which vehicle shows up.
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