Trucks

A truck carries the largest advertising surface on the road, and it travels the furthest. For logistics and transport operators that turns freight you are already moving into coverage across every route you run.

Signage options for trucks

  • Body and curtain-side graphics — full-length artwork across the largest panels on the vehicle.
  • Cab wraps and door graphics — company name, fleet number and contact details at cab height.
  • Rear and tailgate decals — the panel read most often, in traffic and at the loading dock.
  • Identification lettering — operator names, fleet numbers and depot details applied to the specification you need to display.

Large-format work, planned before it is printed

Large vehicles are not simply bigger canvases. Artwork has to survive rivet lines, curtain seams, door frames and load restraints, and a design that works on screen can fall apart stretched across a trailer. We plan the panel breaks and tile the artwork so the logo and the message land where they can actually be read, then mock it up against the vehicle profile for approval before production.

Downtime and durability

Trucks earn money by moving, so we schedule installation to keep vehicles off the road for as little as possible and coordinate multi-vehicle work around your run. Premium 3M and Avery vinyl typically lasts five to seven years in Australian conditions, protects the panels beneath it, and removes cleanly at resale or end of contract.

Truck signage has to be planned around seams, curtains and door frames before anything is printed. Tell us the vehicle and we will scope the artwork and the cost with you.

We schedule truck work around your run to keep vehicles earning, and stage multi-vehicle jobs in batches. Tell us what needs signing and we will put a quote together.

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