Quality fleet graphics since 2001
Our Van wrapping process covers everything from consultation to design, printing, and installation, ensuring your brand shines on the road.
Vehicle Assessment
Design & Mockup
Print & Lamination
Installation
Van wraps are custom-printed adhesive graphics made from high-quality vinyl. Vinyl wraps are applied over the van’s original paint job, serving both aesthetic and functional purposes, including brand promotion and exterior protection.
Our van wraps feature various designs and graphics to catch the eye and draw attention. Showcasing a company’s brand, logo, contact information, and a message to your customers.
Van wraps are a cost-effective way to advertise a business and increase its visibility, allowing companies to reach a broad audience simply by driving around. Investing in a van wrap transforms your vehicle into a traveling advertisement.
Coverage Options
$1800
starting price
A full van wrap covers every exterior surface — both sides, both rear doors, the sliding curb-side door, the hood, and optionally the roof. It turns the whole van into a continuous advertisement that’s impossible to ignore in traffic, at a stoplight, or parked in a customer’s driveway.
For service businesses, full wraps deliver the strongest “established and credible” signal. Customers see a fully wrapped van pull up and immediately associate the business with professionalism, scale, and longevity. For delivery operators, full wraps drive route-based brand recall — neighbors see the same wrapped van three times a week and start to recognize the brand.
$1,000
starting price
A partial wrap covers the highest-impact surfaces — typically the two sides and the rear — while leaving the hood and roof in the van’s original paint color. This delivers roughly 80% of the visual impact of a full wrap at 40–60% of the cost.
Partial wraps work especially well on white vans (the dominant color in commercial fleets). The wrap panels blend with the existing white body, and from a distance, many partial wraps are indistinguishable from full wraps. Many of our fleet clients start with partials across all their vans and upgrade individual vehicles to full wraps over time.
$500
starting price
Precision-cut vinyl lettering for company name, logo, phone number, website, service area, and required commercial markings. Lettering is the most affordable way to brand a van and is the required solution for commercial vans that need USDOT, MC, and GVW identification.
We offer lettering as a standalone service or as part of a wrap package. For full details on our vehicle lettering and DOT compliance work — including federal markings, intrastate requirements, and fleet ID systems — visit our dedicated Vehicle Lettering page.
Vans We Wrap
Each van type has different installation challenges — surface curvature, ladder racks, shelving access, sliding door tracks, body cladding. Our team has wrapped thousands of vans and built the template library to handle every common commercial van on the road.
The premium commercial van. Mercedes-Benz Sprinter and Freightliner Sprinter — high-roof models offer enormous side-panel canvas, and the squared body shape means clean, undistorted graphics. We wrap 144" and 170" wheelbases in standard and high-roof configurations. Popular with plumbing contractors, mobile mechanics, mobile groomers, specialty delivery, and businesses that want their van to read "established" the moment it pulls up to a customer's driveway.
Ford Transit, Ram ProMaster, Chevy Express, GMC Savana, Nissan NV. The workhorse of last-mile delivery and trades. Cargo vans have one of the most uniform commercial canvases available — flat side panels, large rear doors, and minimal trim breaks — which keeps both cost and install time down. We wrap full fleets of Transits and ProMasters for delivery operators and growing service companies.
Vans equipped with ladder racks, roof bins, conduit carriers, and pipe boxes. HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and telecom crews need wraps that work around rack mounts and rooftop hardware without compromising brand visibility. Our installers template around every rack system on the market — Adrian Steel, Prime Design, Holman, Ranger Design — and we can remove and reinstall racks for full-surface wraps when the design demands it.
Walk-in step vans (Morgan Olson, Utilimaster, Workhorse) and cutaway vans built on Sprinter, Transit, and ProMaster chassis with custom bodies. These vehicles have huge flat sides — essentially mini box trucks on a van chassis — making them ideal for full wraps that read like billboards at intersections. Common for food distribution, last-mile delivery, mobile retail, and uniform/laundry routes.
Extra ceiling clearance means extra wrap canvas. We add roof-line graphics and tall side-panel layouts that take advantage of the extra height — especially valuable when the van is parked next to standard sedans at a job site or customer lot. The high-roof line creates a natural eye-level frame for messaging.
Smaller commercial vans used by couriers, mobile services, locksmiths, real estate inspectors, and field sales reps. The compact size means a wrap costs significantly less while still putting your brand on every street. Ideal for owner-operators who want professional branding without the price tag of a full-size cargo van wrap.
From Sprinter and Transit to ProMaster, Express, and Metris, we work with all major commercial van models. Our extensive template library ensures accurate designs and a faster production process.
Most work vans have ladder racks, shelving, conduit carriers, and other hardware. We design and install wraps around these components for a clean, professional finish without disrupting functionality.
Our climate-controlled facility allows us to wrap multiple vans every week while maintaining consistent quality. Whether it's a single van or a fleet rollout, we keep projects on schedule.
Design, printing, lamination, and installation are all completed under one roof. This gives us full control over quality, communication, and project timelines.
We use industry-leading cast vinyl from 3M, Avery Dennison, and Oracal, finished with UV-protective laminate for long-lasting durability, color retention, and performance.
Managing multiple vehicles? We offer volume pricing, coordinated scheduling, and dedicated project management to keep your fleet operating while wraps are installed.
From initial consultation to final installation, our trailer wrap process is designed to deliver exceptional results. We handle design, printing, and installation under one roof, ensuring every wrap is built for maximum impact, long-term durability, and consistent brand exposure wherever your trailer travels.
Looking for ‘van wraps near me’? With Pixel Wraps, you’re not just choosing a service; you’re partnering with a legacy. Explore our map to find the nearest Pixel Wraps center and let our 25+ years of excellence drive your brand forward.
Tell us about your van fleet and we’ll send back a detailed quote within 24 hours.
Facility tours welcome — see a wrap in progress on the production floor. Call ahead to schedule.
How long will my van wrap last?
Our premium wraps, sourced from industry leaders like 3M and Avery Dennison, typically last between 3 to 7 years, depending on maintenance and environmental exposure.
What's the cost for a van wrap?
Costs can vary based on design complexity, van size, and material choice. We recommend reaching out for a tailored quote.
Will the wrap damage my van's paint?
No, our professionally applied wraps protect your paint and can be safely removed without causing any harm.
What brands of vinyl do you use?
We trust and use only the best – primarily 3M and Avery Dennison vinyls for their durability and finish.
How long does the wrapping process take?
Depending on the design and size, most van wraps can be completed within 1 to 3 days.
Is the wrap removable?
Yes, the wraps can be professionally removed without leaving any residue or damaging the original paint.
Do you offer both full and partial wraps?
Yes, we provide both options to suit your preference and budget.
Can I wash my wrapped van?
Absolutely! Just opt for a gentle hand wash over high-pressure systems to maintain the wrap's quality.