Single Vehicle Wraps

Custom Commercial Truck Wraps

One truck, one clear price, no monthly rental fee to keep it advertising.

Backed by Vision Graphics | Serving Utah & Nevada

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Serving Businesses Since 2007
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3M & Avery Dennison Certified
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5-Year Product Warranty + 1-Year Install Warranty
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In-House Design-to-Install Team
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Backed by Vision Graphics

Not every business fits into a trade category: landscapers, courier services, mobile repair companies, or caterers. If you run one truck and want it working harder for the business, this page is built for that truck specifically.

Custom truck wraps turn a single vehicle into advertising that keeps running long after the sale that paid for it, with no monthly bill like a billboard rental. Queen of Wraps designs, prints, and installs commercial truck wraps for businesses across Utah and Nevada.

Wrapping a van, car, or bus instead? See our Commercial Van, Car, and Bus Wraps page. Need something for a trade show or a one-off event rather than daily driving? See Fleet Wraps for Events.

Truck Wrap Pricing

Truck wrap pricing depends mostly on two things: the truck size and how much you cover. Wraps start at $1,900, for a partial wrap on a smaller commercial vehicle. Larger trucks and box trucks cost more simply because there's more surface to design, print, and install.

A partial wrap or lettering costs less than a full wrap on the same truck because it requires less material and labor. We give you a firm number based on your actual truck, not a generic range. See the coverage comparison below for how the options differ.

Every Truck Works Differently. Your Wrap Should Too.

A pickup, a box truck, and a straight truck all carry a brand differently: the wrap should account for that, not ignore it.

Pickup & Service Trucks

A pickup pulling up to a job site or a driveway needs its message readable in the few seconds before the truck stops moving. Service truck wraps lean into that: a clean layout across the doors and tailgate, a phone number sized to read from the street, and a service list short enough that someone can actually finish reading it.

Box Trucks & Straight Trucks

A box truck carries more usable surface than almost anything else on the road, and most of it goes to waste on a blank truck. The flat panel sides work well for a bolder, simpler design (bigger type, fewer competing elements) since the goal is legibility from a full block away, not up close.

Full-Size Commercial Trucks

More surface doesn't mean more clutter. A full-size commercial truck has room for a complete message (name, service, phone number, and a supporting visual), but it still has to read in the same few seconds as a smaller vehicle. Bigger canvas, same rules.

Wrapping specifically for HVAC or plumbing work? See our dedicated HVAC Vehicle Wraps and Plumbing Vehicle Wraps pages.

Full Wrap, Partial Wrap, or Lettering: What Actually Fits

OptionBest ForVisual Impact
Full WrapMaximum coverage and brand presence, ideal for a primary business vehicleHighest
Partial WrapA balance of budget and visibility, covering the panels seen mostHigh
Lettering & Spot GraphicsCompany name, logo, and contact info without full coverageStandard

All three use the same 3M and Avery Dennison materials and the same installation team. The difference is coverage, not quality. Which one fits depends on budget and how much of the truck's surface is actually worth covering for your business.

Built to Handle the Road

Utah and Nevada put very different demands on a wrap: Salt Lake City's freeze-thaw winters, Las Vegas heat past 115°F, and Reno's swing between both.

We use materials chosen for that range, backed by a 5-year product warranty and a 1-year installation warranty, regardless of which market the truck runs in.

Why Businesses Choose Queen of Wraps

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Design-to-Install, All Under One Roof

From the first conversation to the finished install, one team handles design, print, and install; no separate vendor handoffs in between.

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Materials Built for Daily Use

Commercial trucks run daily, in every season, parked outdoors more than most vehicles. We use materials chosen for that kind of wear, backed by a 5-year product warranty and a 1-year installation warranty.

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A Design That Scales When You Add a Second Truck

If the business grows into a second or third truck, the same design system extends to it instead of starting from scratch. The fleet still reads as one business, not a patchwork of separate wraps.

Queen of Wraps production floor — a Vision Graphics company

Running more than one truck? See our Commercial Fleet Wraps page for fleet-specific pricing and design.

What Truck Owners Are Saying

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“...the truck wrap cost less than I expected, and it's already brought in more calls than I can trace back to anything else we've tried.”

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Marcus Webb
Owner, Webb Contracting

Serving Businesses in Utah & Nevada

We wrap commercial trucks for businesses in Salt Lake City, Las Vegas, and Reno, and the surrounding areas each city serves.

Get a Truck Wrap Quote

Tell us about your truck and what you're hoping to get out of the wrap. We'll build a quote around it.


    Commercial Truck Wrap FAQs

    How much does a commercial truck wrap cost?
    It depends on your truck's size and how much of it you wrap. Wraps start at $1,900 for a partial wrap on a smaller commercial vehicle, and larger trucks and box trucks cost more because of added surface area. Lettering costs less than a full wrap on the same vehicle.
    What's the difference between vinyl truck wraps and paint?
    A vinyl wrap covers the vehicle's factory paint rather than replacing it, so you can change or remove the wrap later without affecting the paint underneath. It's typically faster to install than a repaint, and it allows for full-color graphics, photos, and gradients that paint can't easily replicate.
    Is a full truck wrap worth it over a partial wrap or lettering?
    It depends on how much of the truck you want working as advertising. A full wrap offers the most coverage and the strongest visual impact, but a partial wrap or lettering can still cover the panels people see most (the sides and rear) at a lower cost. Neither option compromises on materials or installation quality.
    Do truck advertising wraps actually work?
    Generally, yes, and the economics are part of why. A wrap is a one-time production cost, not a recurring rental fee like a billboard or a digital ad campaign. It keeps generating visibility for as long as the truck is on the road, with no ongoing bill to keep it running.
    Can you wrap a box truck the same way as a pickup or van?
    Yes, though the design approach usually changes. A box truck's flat panel sides support bolder, simpler layouts built for distance legibility, while a pickup or van's smaller, more broken-up surface needs a tighter, more compact design. Both use the same materials and installation process.
    What if I only need lettering on a service truck, not a full wrap?
    That's a normal request, and we quote it the same straightforward way as a full wrap, based on what you actually need. Lettering typically covers the company name, logo, and contact information without wrapping the full vehicle, which works well for a service truck that just needs to look professional and be easy to reach.
    How long does a truck wrap installation take?
    Most single trucks are wrapped and back on the road within 1 to 3 business days, depending on the truck's size and coverage level (full or partial).