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Box Truck Wraps
in Atlanta.
Give your delivery or service truck a recognizable business identity. Car Wraps Atlanta by S2DM designs, prints, and installs commercial box truck wraps and graphics in-house at our Marietta shop using 3M and Avery vinyl.
A bigger canvas.
A focused message.
A box truck wrap uses printed vinyl graphics to brand the cargo box and any cab areas included in the project. Its large side panels give your logo, service message, imagery, and contact details room to work together.
The side, rear, and cab have different jobs. Side graphics introduce the business across a large surface. Rear graphics offer another view of your services and contact details. Cab branding connects the front of the truck with the box behind it.
We create full wraps, partial wraps, spot graphics, and lettering for commercial box trucks. The design and quote define which surfaces are included, based on your vehicle, goals, and budget.
Superior Plumbing.
Service you can recognize.
EXPLORE THE SUPERIOR PLUMBING BOX TRUCK ↗A service message with room to breathe.
This Marietta project uses large water heater graphics and company branding to connect the truck with Superior Plumbing’s services.
One identity from multiple angles.
The full wrap extends across the box, rear door, and cab area to create a coordinated commercial presentation.
Make the panel size count.
The project shows how substantial graphics and a focused service message can use a box truck’s available space. View the original case study for more angles and details.
Choose how much
of the truck to brand.
Full box truck wraps
Extensive printed graphics across the panels specified in your project. Coordinate the box and cab for a connected design, with coverage confirmed before production.
Explore full wraps ↗Partial wraps
Use selected areas and the existing vehicle finish to carry the brand. Prioritize the sides, rear, cab, or a combination that suits the message and scope.
Explore partial wraps ↗Logos & lettering
Place individual logos, service information, contact details, and fleet identifiers on the truck for a focused commercial identity.
Spot graphics ↗Truck lettering ↗
Plan every panel.
Account for the hardware.
Box dimensions and construction matter as much as the truck model. Rivets, seams, rails, handles, lights, rear doors, and liftgates affect the usable surface and how the graphics are viewed.
We plan important text and logos around those features. Share photos of the truck with the rear doors closed and explain how loading equipment or other fittings affect the visible area.
A clean layout starts with priorities: company identity, main service, and contact method. Large panels give you room, but the message still needs to be easy to follow.
The cab and box are separate surfaces
Tell us whether the cab, box sides, front of the box, and rear are part of the project. Do not assume every area is included in a full-wrap quote.
Rear doors need their own plan
Roll-up doors, hinged doors, and liftgates create different design and installation conditions. Photos help us assess the surface and discuss suitable graphics.
Surface condition affects preparation
Send close-ups of old vinyl, damaged panels, peeling paint, or other concerns. Removal and preparation should be discussed before production and scheduling.
Different trucks.
The same company.
We work with delivery businesses, moving companies, distributors, contractors, service companies, and other commercial operators. Fleet graphics can connect box trucks with the vans, pickups, and trailers you also use.
Share the quantity and dimensions of each truck type, existing brand artwork, and any unit-specific information. We adapt the design to the different body sizes while keeping the identity consistent.
Tell us how many vehicles can be available at one time so we can discuss installation sequencing around your operation.
Plan Your Fleet Graphics ↗From your artwork to your next route.
Our Marietta team handles design, production, and installation using 3M and Avery vinyl selected for the application. Printed graphics receive protective laminate.
We review the vehicle and coverage, prepare the design for approval, and discuss production and installation timing. Accurate vehicle details help make the scope clear from the start.
Marietta shop.
Metro Atlanta routes.
Car Wraps Atlanta by S2DM is at 1225 Canton Rd, Suite 102, Marietta, GA 30066. Since 2000, we’ve helped businesses bring their brands to life.
We serve Atlanta and surrounding communities. Contact us with your box truck’s dimensions, photos, and availability to start planning the project.
How much does a box truck wrap cost?
Pricing depends on box dimensions, cab coverage, design work, materials, hardware, surface condition, and removal of existing graphics. Send photos and measurements so we can quote your specific truck.
Is cab coverage included with the box wrap?
It depends on the project. We can discuss box graphics, cab graphics, or a coordinated design for both. The quote and approved artwork identify the included areas.
Can you add graphics to a roll-up rear door?
We need to review the door’s construction, condition, and operation before planning the application. Send photos of the rear door and any liftgate or hardware so we can discuss the available options.
Can I brand only the sides of the box?
Yes. Graphics can be planned for selected panels. Tell us which surfaces you want included so we can discuss full-panel graphics, a partial wrap, spot graphics, or lettering.
Can you match trucks with different box sizes?
Yes. We adapt the layout to each truck’s dimensions and features while keeping the brand elements connected. Send a list of the trucks, quantities, and photos of each type.
How long will the truck be out of service?
Timing depends on preparation, removal work, coverage, vehicle details, and shop availability. Share your target dates and delivery or service schedule so we can discuss an installation window.
What should I send for a box truck quote?
Send the truck’s year, make and model, box length and height, photos of all sides and the rear, logo files, preferred coverage, quantity, and desired timing. Note existing graphics, surface issues, and loading equipment.
Compare options in our Commercial Vehicle Branding Guide. See our limited warranty statement for coverage and exclusions.
Make your next delivery
a brand introduction.
Send your truck details and photos. Let’s plan the graphics.