Vans & trucks · Chicago, IL
Vehicle lettering in Chicago.
Your business name, phone number, website and logo on work vans, box trucks and pickups, so every job site and traffic jam works as an ad. For contractors, caterers, florists, cleaners and delivery businesses across Chicago.
What goes on the vehicle
Lettering that works while you drive
Keep it short: name, what you do, and how to reach you, big enough to read from the next lane.
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Door logos & names
Your logo and business name on the front doors, the first place people look.
Cast vinyl -
Phone, website & services
A few words about what you do and how to reach you, sized to read at a glance.
Cut or printed cast vinyl -
Rear doors
The spot drivers stare at in traffic, and the best place for your phone number.
Cut vinyl · reflective options -
Fleet matching
The same layout on every vehicle, so two vans or ten look like one company.
One design, repeated -
Identification numbers
USDOT or other numbers lettered cleanly when your vehicle needs them displayed.
Cut vinyl -
Old lettering removed
Previous owner’s lettering or an old phone number taken off before the new graphics go on.
Included in your quote when needed
Why cast vinyl
Built for Chicago streets
Vehicles flex, get washed, and sit through sun, salt and snow. Vehicle lettering uses cast vinyl, which holds its shape over curves and body lines better than cheaper film.
Lettering goes on clean paint in good condition. Rust, peeling clear coat or a fresh paint job should be sorted out first, because vinyl can pull loose paint off when it’s removed later.
Before you send a request
What to send
Photos do most of the work here, so no tape measure needed for a first quote.
- Year, make and model of each vehicle.
- A straight-on photo of each side you want lettered, plus the rear.
- What it should say: name, services, phone, website, any required numbers.
- Your logo file, and how many vehicles need the same layout.
Before you ask
Vehicle lettering questions
Will it damage my paint?
On factory paint in good condition, lettering comes off cleanly with heat. Repainted or damaged paint can lift when vinyl is removed, so mention any bodywork.
When can I wash the vehicle?
Give the lettering a few days to settle first. After that, hand washing is gentler than brush car washes, and avoid aiming a pressure washer at the edges.
How long does it take?
Most lettering jobs are installed in a few hours, once the graphics are printed. Evening and weekend installs keep the vehicle on the road during the day.
Can you letter a leased vehicle?
Usually, because lettering comes off factory paint cleanly. Check your lease terms first.
Where we install
All over the city
Vans and trucks lettered across Chicago neighborhoods and nearby suburbs, at your shop or wherever the vehicle parks.
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