How Much Does It Cost to Wrap a Box Truck for Advertising?

A box truck gives your business a large space to display its name, services, and contact information. If you’re considering using it for advertising, the cost will depend on the truck, the amount of coverage, the design, and installation requirements.

At All’en Cars Custom Wraps, we work with commercial vehicle graphics, custom printed vinyl, fleet branding, and professional wrap installation. Here are some factors to consider when planning box truck graphics.

How much does a box truck wrap cost?

Costs vary by vehicle size and project scope. These broad budgeting estimates are illustrative only. They are not official All’en Cars prices or guaranteed Atlanta-area quotes.

Box truck graphics	Illustrative project range
Company lettering and logos	$300–$1,200
Rear door graphics	$600–$1,500
Partial commercial wrap	$1,500–$5,500
Full graphics on a smaller truck	$3,200–$5,500
Full graphics on a medium truck	$4,500–$8,500
Extensive graphics on a 24–26 ft truck	$7,000–$11,000+

These project scopes differ. Some full wrap estimates cover the cargo box’s sides and rear but exclude the cab, roof, or other parts. Design, surface preparation, and removal of existing graphics may also affect the quote.

What affects the cost?

Truck size and construction: Larger trucks generally need more material and installation time. Height, doors, seams, rivets, and corrugated panels can also affect the work.

Coverage: You can choose company lettering, graphics on selected panels, or a more extensive wrap. A partial design may use the truck’s existing color as part of the branding.

Artwork and preparation: Print-ready artwork may need less preparation than a design created for the truck. The layout should account for doors, hardware, and panel sections.

Existing graphics and surface condition: Old vinyl may need removal before new graphics are installed. Its age and condition, along with the condition of the truck’s panels, can affect the project.

Full wrap or partial graphics?

A full wrap offers more room for large images and detailed branding. Partial graphics can still make a truck recognizable while leaving some of its original surface visible. The right choice depends on your goals and budget; covering more of the truck isn’t always necessary.

Keep the message easy to read. Make your business name, main services, and contact information clear, and avoid filling the truck with small text.

What should you prepare for a quote?

Share the truck’s year, make, model, box dimensions, photos of each side and the rear, any existing artwork, desired coverage, and whether old graphics need removal. Include the project location and your preferred schedule.

All’en Cars Custom Wraps can review your box truck graphics needs and discuss options for one vehicle or a fleet. Contact the team to request a project-specific quote.