Box Truck Wrap

A box truck carries the largest flat surface most businesses will ever own. Two long box sides and a pair of rear doors, all of it blank, all of it seen by traffic every day. A wrap turns that space into your name, your phone number and your pitch, printed at a size no other vehicle in your fleet can match.

We wrap box trucks at our Mississauga shop for movers, delivery companies, furniture and appliance stores, and trades running box bodies. Coverage ranges from both box sides and the rear doors to partial panels and lettering, with the cab wrapped or lettered to match.

What you get

• Full box side coverage, printed in panels and joined to read as one picture
• Rear door graphics, the surface the driver behind you studies in traffic
• Cab treatment to match: full wrap, partial panels or lettering
• Design scaled for the box, with type sized to be read from two lanes over
• Film worked carefully over rivets, seams and rub rails
• One design that can repeat across several box sizes in a fleet

Who it is for

Moving and delivery businesses first of all, because a box truck spends its day parked at curbs and loading docks in full view. It also suits rental and leased fleets that need branding sized to what the lease allows, and any company whose plain white box currently says nothing about whose it is.

If the truck already earns its keep on a route, the wrap earns on the same route. The design work is in making the box read clearly at a distance: name first, what you do second, phone and website third.

How it works

1. Quote. Send the box length and height, the cab type, and photos of both sides and the rear. We price the coverage you choose.
2. Design proof. The design is laid out on the box and cab together, so you see the whole truck as one piece before approving.
3. Print. Box panels print in sections sized to the installation, then laminate like every wrap we produce.
4. Install. The box is washed and degreased, panels go up section by section, and edges and rivets are set by hand.
5. Pickup. We walk the truck with you and cover washing, with extra notes on care around the rear doors and rub rails.

Questions

Do the rear doors get wrapped too? Yes, and on a box truck they earn their space. The doors are the one surface guaranteed an audience: every driver who follows you. Name, phone number and one line about what you do belong there.

My box truck is leased. Can it still be wrapped? Usually. Read your lease for graphics clauses first. Where a lease restricts coverage, partial side panels or lettering put branding on the truck while staying inside the terms, and everything removes cleanly at return.

What happens with rivets and corrugated sides? Film goes over rivets; each one is worked and set by hand so the surface stays tight. On corrugated or ribbed boxes we keep fine detail and small type off the ridges, and your proof shows how the design sits on the real surface.