Choose coverage around your vehicle, brand and the message customers need to read. A work pickup, high-roof cargo van, trailer and box truck have different printable areas and hardware. Use the options below to plan the graphics before artwork is finalized.
Compare the coverage options
| Option | What to plan | Useful first details |
|---|---|---|
| Full wrap | Broad coverage across the agreed printable panels. Confirm which panels, bumpers, roof areas and accessories are included. | Photos of all sides, body condition, design files and existing graphics. |
| Partial wrap | Selected wrapped areas combined with the vehicle’s existing color. The layout needs clear transitions and readable branding. | Priority viewing angles, preferred coverage and the current paint color. |
| Lettering and spot graphics | Individual business names, logos, services and contact details placed on selected panels. | Logo files, exact wording, preferred placement and panel measurements or photos. |
Choose coverage around the vehicle
A pickup divides the graphics across the cab, doors, bed and tailgate. Cargo vans add sliding doors, roof-height variations and larger side panels. Trailers and box bodies have broad sides and rear doors interrupted by hardware and seams. Plan the artwork around those actual surfaces.
Start with the viewing angle
Think about how customers see the vehicle: parked at a job site, approaching from behind or passing from the side. Discuss a layout that keeps the business name, service message and contact detail readable in those situations.
Plan for readable branding
Start with your business name, a short service message and the contact detail customers should remember. Discuss the size and placement of text around handles, seams, windows and body lines before artwork is finalized.