Fleet Graphics Category Descriptions

If you’re planning to grow your business and also have a fleet of vehicles on the road, then vinyl wraps and fleet graphics will prove to be an excellent investment. Every time the vehicles would hit the road, it will instantly turn into an advertisement opportunity with increased brand exposure.

The only thing to make sure is that you are consistent with the fleet wraps so that it matches flawlessly with all your other vehicles. This is where we come in! At Speedy Pros, we are a group of passionate professionals with over 15 years of experience in printing and embroidery.

Our team is trained to help and guide you through the entire process - from strategizing & consultation to installation & project management. We will make sure that your entire fleet, no matter how big or small the vehicles, will have an identically and recognizable fleet graphics.

Types of Fleet Graphics

Fleet Graphics are mainly used to enhance the overall visibility and branding of your vehicles. As such, it is primarily a tool for advertising and marketing. This gives you the option to go big or small with the vinyl wraps, whichever fits your budget.

Here we have presented some of the most common forms of fleet vehicle graphics to help you get an idea.

Fleet Lettering

Fleet Lettering, as you can guess by the name, involves using vinyl wrapping or more specifically vinyl graphics to embed a message or a piece of text to the vehicles. We will cut out the lettering from a solid piece of readymade colored vinyl, as such you might face some restrictions in terms of choice and customizability. 

You will have the option to choose between a variety of colors but you will not be able to use photos or gradients. However, small vector graphics can be incorporated.

As such, this is perfect for labeling your vehicles with your company logo. Also, because of the minimal materials used, it is also one of the most budget-friendly options.

Spot Graphics

Spot graphics are one step ahead of fleet lettering giving you the option to print out your custom design in vinyl giving you a lot of flexibility in terms of design. It doesn’t have the limitations of fleet lettering and will allow you to use any colors, gradients, and more complex graphics.

If your company has a complex logo which doesn’t seem to come together with fleet lettering, then spot graphics would be the way to go. However, the costs will be marginally higher and it is still mainly used for installing a logo to your vehicle.

Full and Partial Wraps

If you want to have an eye-catching presence, then full or partial wraps would be the way to go. Here, your custom design is printed onto a large vinyl adhesive and then applied over the full or partial surface of the vehicle. 

Not only will it help you with branding but also draw the attention of other people on the road, thereby dramatically increasing exposure. However, it is also one of the more expensive options. 

If budget is a constraint, you can use partial wraps to cover the more noticeable areas of the vehicle. But if money is no bar and you want to wow people when your fleet hits the road, then go for a full fleet vehicle wraps.