Vans, trucks and cars
Commercial Vehicle Wraps and Graphics in Los Angeles
8511 Lankershim Blvd, Sun Valley · Open daily 7 AM–10 PM
Side, front and back photos, plus year, make and model. The first mockup and one round of changes are free for business-sign requests, per location. Extra rounds are billed.
What business vehicle wraps cover
Business vehicle wraps come in four sizes of job. Cut vinyl lettering puts your name and number on the doors. Spot graphics add a logo or a printed panel to part of a side. A partial wrap prints over part of the body and lets the paint do the rest. A full wrap takes the whole painted body.
Reading time matters more than coverage. A driver beside you at a light, or a neighbor walking past a parked truck, gives it a few seconds. Company vehicle wraps that work in those seconds share one layout: the name big, the service in plain words, one phone number or website, and any license or CA number the law asks for, sized to read.
Company truck wraps in Los Angeles, box-truck sides for delivery routes and car graphics for a sales team all start the same way: photos of the vehicle, plus its year, make and model.
Fleet graphics, van wraps and the rest of your brand
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Illustration
Two vehicles or fifty Fleet graphics
One layout, sized for each model, so every truck and van reads the same from across the street. See fleet graphics
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Illustration
Cargo and high-roof vans Van wraps
Big, flat cargo sides at eye level. Layouts for trades, bakeries and delivery, fitted to Sprinters, Transits and ProMasters. See van wraps
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Illustration
Your storefront Window graphics
Put the same logo and colors on your shop glass, so the van and the storefront look like one business. See window graphics
Vehicle and storefront photos are illustrations, not our projects.
See the design on your own vehicle first
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Send photos
Driver side, passenger side, front and back, in daylight. Add the year, make and model.Who You
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Layout on your model
The design is drawn to your model's body, with text kept off door handles, seams, the fuel door and deep body lines.Who Our shop
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Mockup and changes
You see the graphics on your own vehicle and ask for changes before anything is printed.Who You
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Print and cut
Wrap graphics are printed on wrap film under a clear laminate. Lettering is cut from solid-color vinyl. Printing and cutting happen in our Sun Valley shop.Who Our shop
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Install
The vehicle is washed and degreased, and the film goes on panel by panel.Who The installer named in your quote
Phone photos are enough. No payment details.
Lettering, partial wrap or full wrap?
| Coverage | Cut vinyl lettering | Partial wrap | Full wrap |
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| What it covers | Doors, tailgate or rear doors: name, phone, website, license number. | Part of the body, often the sides and back. | Every painted panel, often the rear windows too. |
| Material | Solid-color vinyl, cut to shape. Nothing is printed. | Printed wrap film under a clear laminate. | Printed wrap film under a clear laminate; perforated film on windows. |
| Your paint color | It's the background. | Part of the design, so the print is planned around it. | Covered. The wrap sets the color. |
| Best for | A clean, readable work truck or a single service car. | Vans and box trucks that need color and size for less film than a full wrap. | Food trucks, delivery vans and vehicles that carry the whole brand. |
| Installation | Applied by hand to clean, dry paint. | Applied panel by panel; edges are heated so the film holds its shape. | Your quote says who installs it, where, and how long the vehicle is needed. |
Every quote names who installs the graphics and where. Partial and full wraps are laid out to your exact model.
Made in Sun Valley
Designed, printed and cut on Lankershim
Every vehicle layout is drawn in the Angels Print shop at 8511 Lankershim Blvd, Sun Valley, and the graphics are printed and cut there too. Crews based in North Hollywood, Burbank, Van Nuys and the rest of the San Fernando Valley can stop by on the way to a job.
Want to talk through the layout in person? Bring your logo, a business card or a photo of your storefront, and we'll match the vehicle to it. We're open daily, 7 AM to 10 PM. Call ahead so the right person is there.
California rules
Lettering the law may require on a work vehicle
Some businesses have to carry specific lettering on their vehicles. Plan it into the design, so it fits the layout instead of being squeezed in later.
- Plumbing (C-36), sign (C-45) and well-drilling (C-57) contractors: business name, address and license number on each side of every commercially registered vehicle, in letters at least 1 1/2 inches high.
- All other licensed contractors: business name and license number on each commercially registered vehicle, in a clearly visible spot, in at least 72-point type or letters 3/4 inch high and wide.
- Vehicles that carry property for hire, and other commercial motor vehicles: the operator's name or trademark on both sides, in sharp contrast to the background and readable from 50 feet in daylight. Carriers with a CA number show it on both sides too, unless the vehicle shows a valid USDOT number.
- Windows: nothing goes on the windshield beyond small corner areas, or on the front side windows. Film can go on side windows behind the driver, and on the rear window when the vehicle has outside mirrors on both sides.
Information, not legal advice or an approval. Sources: CSLB Advertising Guidelines for Contractors and bulletin 20-21; Caltrans vehicle identification and CA number; California Vehicle Code 26708 and 34507.5. Tell us which numbers your vehicle has to carry, and we size them into the layout.
Vehicle wrap pricing: what changes the number
Custom vehicle wraps are priced from your vehicle and the coverage you pick, not from a list, so this page shows no prices. Coverage moves the number most. Door lettering on a pickup is a few feet of cut vinyl. A full wrap on a tall cargo van is printed film over every panel, plus the hours to fit it.
Body shape comes next. Flat box-truck sides are quick to lay out and cover, while ribbed cargo panels, deep recesses and tight curves take more film and more time. With several vehicles of one model, the approved layout is reused for each one instead of being redrawn.
Send photos of the vehicle for a real number. Any range in our cost guide is a national reference, not our price. No payment details.
Vehicle wraps cost, explainedWhat we need for a vehicle quote
Free: 1 mockup + 1 round of changes per location for business-sign requests. Extra rounds are billed. No payment details. No obligation to order.
- Year, make and model of each vehicle (for vans, the roof height and length too)
- Four daylight photos: driver side, passenger side, front and back
- Which coverage you want, or “not sure”
- Your logo file (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG if you have one)
- Phone, website and services to show, plus any license or CA number
- How many vehicles, and whether they're the same model
- Old graphics, dents or paint damage we should know about
Only need car magnets? Order them online from Angels Print, the shop in the same building: car magnets at angelsprint.com.
Send photos any time
Email hello@angelssigns.com with your business name in the subject.
Vehicle wrap questions
Still deciding? Call (818) 806-9006 or text a photo and ask.
Lettering, partial wrap or full wrap: which should I choose?
Do you do pickups, box trucks and cars, or only vans?
Can my vehicle match my storefront sign?
Who installs the graphics?
Will a wrap damage my paint?
Can every vehicle in my fleet look the same?
Can I send my own design?
See your graphics on your own vehicle
Free: 1 mockup + 1 round of changes per location for business-sign requests. Extra rounds are billed. Or bring your logo to the shop, open daily 7 AM–10 PM.
What to send
- Photos of both sides, the front and the back, in daylight.
- Year, make and model of each vehicle.
- Your logo file, if you have one.
Running a fleet? Tell us how many vehicles and which models.
8511 Lankershim Blvd, Sun Valley, CA 91352Open daily 7 AM to 10 PMGet directions