Custom Truck Logo Decals for Business Fleets | Vinyl

Description

Custom vinyl truck logo decals printed with your business artwork, sold in sets with widths from 12 to 48 inches. Made for work trucks, vans, and fleet vehicles that need consistent branding on the road.

Turn Your Artwork Into Fleet-Ready Truck Logo Decals

You already have a logo. Our job is to make it hold up on the road. Send us your vector or high-resolution artwork and we cut and print your design on cast vinyl, sized to fit the doors, tailgates, or box panels of your trucks. Each order is produced as a matched set, so every vehicle in your fleet carries the same look whether you run two trucks or twenty. Choose a width from 12 to 48 inches and pick the finish that suits your brand: matte for a low-key painted-on look, gloss for a bold sign-shop finish, clear for artwork that floats on the paint, or static cling for temporary seasonal branding you can reposition by hand.

How Ordering Your Custom Fleet Decals Works

The process is straightforward. After checkout, you upload your logo file and note your preferred width from the available size options. We review the artwork and contact you if anything needs adjusting for clean cutting, such as thin strokes or small text that may not survive scaling. Once you approve the layout, your set goes into production. Pricing scales with width, so you can order smaller door decals for compact trucks and larger versions for box trucks or trailers within the same workflow. If you need different sizes across a fleet, place each width as its own set and we keep the artwork on file for repeat orders as your business adds vehicles.

Finishes and Sizing Options for Business Branding

Every set is offered in matte, gloss, clear, and static cling. Matte softens glare and reads well in photographs of your crew at work. Gloss gives logos a crisp, high-contrast edge that stands out in traffic. Clear vinyl works when your design has open space and you want the vehicle color to show through. Static cling applies without adhesive, which suits leased vehicles or short-term campaigns where decals come off cleanly at end of term. Widths run from 12 inches for cabs and toolboxes up to 48 inches for flat panels and trailers. Measure your application area before ordering, and keep in mind that lettering inside a logo loses legibility faster than the logo itself as size shrinks.

Applying Vinyl Decals to Work Trucks and Vans

Application works best on a clean, dry surface above about 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Wash the panel, remove wax with isopropyl alcohol, and let it dry fully. For smaller decals, peel and place using the backing paper; for larger widths, use the hinge method with masking tape so you can align the logo before committing. Squeegee from the center outward to push air to the edges, then pull the transfer tape slowly at a shallow angle. Wait a day or two before pressure washing around the decals. Static cling pieces skip the alcohol prep and simply press onto clean glass or smooth paint, and they can be lifted and reapplied if you need to reposition the logo.

What you get

• Custom printed with your own business logo artwork
• Sold as matched sets for consistent fleet branding
• Width options from 12 to 48 inches
• Available in matte, gloss, clear, and static cling finishes
• Printed and cut on cast vinyl for contour accuracy
• Artwork reviewed before production for clean cutting
• Repeat orders kept on file as your fleet grows

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

What file should I send for my logo?

Vector files such as AI, EPS, or SVG give the cleanest cutting results. High-resolution PNG or PDF files can also work if the artwork is sharp at the size you plan to order. We review every file before production and will contact you if adjustments are needed.

Can I order different sizes for different trucks in my fleet?

Yes. Each set is produced at a single width, so order each size as its own set. We keep your artwork on file, which makes it easy to add more vehicles in other sizes later.

Which finish should I choose for work trucks?

Matte reduces glare and hides small scratches well. Gloss gives the strongest visual pop in traffic. Clear works when your design has open areas you want the paint color to show through. Static cling is best for leased vehicles or temporary campaigns since it removes without adhesive.