Commercial & Fleet Decals

Plumbers, food truck operators, delivery services and tradespeople of every kind order commercial fleet decals because their vehicles are rolling billboards. A van or truck that carries a clean, professional logo on its doors works as advertising on every job site and every highway. At LEO Sticker, every decal in this collection is made to order in the USA and ships free.

What This Collection Includes

This collection covers the most common ways businesses brand their vehicles. The Custom Business Door Decal Pair | Vinyl Decal Set gives you a matched set for both front doors, so the driver and passenger sides of your van carry the same look. If you want a bold single panel, the 18 Inch Truck Door Vinyl Decal | Custom Door Decals fills a truck door with your lettering or logo at a size that reads clearly from a distance.

The Custom Logo Car Door Decals | Vinyl Pair, 4 Sizes lets you choose the scale that matches your vehicle, from compact cars up to full size vans. The Custom Business Logo Vinyl Decal for Storefront & Vehicles is a flexible option for owners who want one design that works on a work truck today and a shop window later. For companies running several vehicles, the Custom Truck Logo Decals for Business Fleets | Vinyl keeps branding consistent across the whole lineup, and the Custom Trucking Company Logo Stickers | Die-Cut Vinyl offers a clean cut-to-shape finish for carrier names, DOT numbers and company marks.

All of these decals are printed on our stocked materials: matte vinyl, gloss vinyl, static cling and clear vinyl. Matte vinyl keeps lettering easy to read in bright light without shine, gloss vinyl adds a polished finish, static cling applies without adhesive for short term use, and clear vinyl lets the paint color of the vehicle show through around your design. If you also brand your shop or office glass, our Business Signage Window Decals collection pairs well with vehicle graphics.

How to Pick the Right Size for the Surface

Measure the flat area of the door or panel before you order, and subtract an inch or two from each side so the decal does not wrap over body lines, handles or trim. A 12 inch decal suits a sedan door or a small hatch panel, while 18 to 24 inches fills the door of a standard cargo van. For box trucks and trailer panels, 36 to 48 inch decals make the most of the open space.

Think about viewing distance too. A phone number or website that customers should read from the road needs larger lettering than a small logo near the door handle. On a fleet of mixed vehicles, the Custom Logo Car Door Decals | Vinyl Pair, 4 Sizes lets you order the same artwork at different scales so a compact car and a sprinter van both carry proportional branding. For larger branding programs that go beyond vehicles, browse our Commercial Business Decals collection for matching graphics.

How to Fit a Large Decal

Start with surface prep. Wash the door or panel with warm water and mild soap, then dry it completely. Wipe the application area down with isopropyl alcohol to remove wax and residue, and let it flash off. Work in a shaded spot when the panel is cool to the touch, since a hot surface makes vinyl harder to position.

Position the decal with small pieces of masking tape, using one strip along the top as a hinge. Peel the backing away slowly while holding the decal away from the panel. Work from the center outward with a squeegee, using firm overlapping strokes. For large decals, a drop of soapy water in a spray bottle lets you slide the decal into position before squeegeeing the liquid out.

Air bubbles are normal on first application. Most small bubbles can be pushed toward the nearest edge with the squeegee. For stubborn bubbles, a fine pin prick lets you press the air out without harming the print. Take your time on panels wider than 24 inches, and have a second person hold the decal level while you squeegee.

Care and Removal

Wash around the decals by hand rather than running the vehicle through a brush wash, and avoid aiming high pressure water directly at the edges of the vinyl. Use mild soap and a soft cloth or sponge. Skip solvent cleaners and abrasive pads on the printed area.

When it is time to remove or replace a decal, warm it gently with a hair dryer or heat gun on a low setting to soften the vinyl, then peel it back slowly at a shallow angle. Warm any remaining adhesive residue and roll it off with your fingers, then clean the panel with isopropyl alcohol before applying the replacement. Static cling decals peel off cleanly with no residue, which makes them a good choice for leased vehicles or short term campaigns.

Can I order the same design for a whole fleet of different vehicles?

Yes. Decals like the Custom Logo Car Door Decals pair come in multiple sizes, so you can order the same artwork scaled for cars, vans and trucks. Ordering the same design across the fleet keeps your branding consistent, and every decal is made to order in the USA with free shipping.

Which material should I choose for business van decals?

Matte vinyl is a popular choice for business van decals because lettering stays readable without glare, while gloss vinyl gives a shinier, polished look. Clear vinyl works well when you want the vehicle paint to show around the design, and static cling suits temporary or leased vehicles since it applies without adhesive.

Do these decals work on surfaces other than vehicle doors?

Yes. These vinyl decals also apply to smooth panels, toolboxes, trailers and glass. The Custom Business Logo Vinyl Decal for Storefront & Vehicles is designed to work on both vehicles and shop windows, so one design can cover your truck and your storefront.