Design the cab and body as one system
Use the largest uninterrupted areas for the strongest brand message. Treat hinges, rails, wheel arches and tool compartments as layout constraints. The rear should have its own hierarchy rather than a smaller copy of the side, especially where doors divide the graphic.
Document working conditions
Identify surfaces exposed to frequent handling, equipment contact or unusual cleaning. Confirm vehicle condition and any planned repairs before the graphic specification is chosen. Review preparation and installation scheduling against the truck’s operational role.
MATERIALS & APPROACHES
Find the right fit.
Where it can work
- Contractor and trade vehicles
- Delivery trucks
- Company work trucks
A few useful answers.
Can graphics cross doors or compartments?+
The layout can coordinate across panels, but gaps and moving parts need to be considered in artwork and production planning.
Do you need to see accessories?+
Yes. Racks, rails, boxes and other equipment can hide or interrupt graphics and should appear in the project photographs.
