One look on every vehicle
Fleet Graphics for Business Vehicles 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.
Commercial fleet graphics
What are fleet graphics?
Fleet graphics are the graphics on a company's vehicles, done to one standard: the same logo, colors, contact details and placement on every van, truck and car, adjusted to fit each body. They can be as simple as cut vinyl door lettering or as big as full fleet vehicle wraps.
What makes them commercial fleet graphics rather than one-off lettering is the system behind them: a master layout, a template for each model and the approved files. The vehicle you add next year matches the ones on the road today.
A good fit for
- Contractors running a mix of vans and pickups
- Delivery and courier fleets
- Property management and maintenance crews
- Franchises and multi-location brands
- Companies that add vehicles every year
Mockup first
See the layout on your own vehicles before anything is printed
A logo that sits well on a box truck can land on a door handle on a minivan. Fleet graphics design starts from photos of your own vehicles, one of each model. The first mockup and one round of changes are free for business-sign requests, per location. Extra rounds are billed.
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Send photos of each model
Both sides, the front and the back, plus year, make and model. One vehicle of each model is enough.Who You
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We draw the master layout
Logo, phone, website and services, sized and placed on your first vehicle.Who Us
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We fit it to every model
Each make and model gets its own template, with the same logo size and the same reading order.Who Us
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Review, change, approve
Use your round of changes, then approve. The quote lists each model and its coverage, so the next vehicle is simple to price.Who You
Fleet van wraps
Vans carry most fleets. Each body gets its own template
In most service fleets, vans do the advertising. Their cargo sides are big, flat and at eye level, so fleet van wraps are where a layout earns the most.
Vans also differ more than they look. Roof height, wheelbase, side windows and the sliding door change the space a design can use, even within one model. A low-roof and a high-roof van of the same make get separate templates, and both still read as the same company.
How fleet vehicle graphics are built
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A master layout
One design sets the logo size, the colors, the phone and website, and the order people read them in. Sized to read from the next lane, simple enough to take in at a red light. -
A template for each model
Every make, model, roof height and wheelbase gets its own template. Logos stay clear of door handles, fuel doors, body lines and seams, and sit in the same spot relative to the doors on every vehicle. -
Vinyl that suits the job
Cut vinyl for lettering and numbers. Printed vinyl with a clear laminate for full-color logos. Conformable wrap film where graphics have to follow curves and recesses. -
Numbers in the same place
Unit numbers, plus any CA number, USDOT number or contractor license number a vehicle has to show, go in the same spot on every vehicle, so drivers and inspectors find them.
Which coverage fits each vehicle in the fleet?
| What changes | Door lettering and spot graphics | Partial wrap | Full wrap |
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| Coverage | Doors and rear, with paint around the graphics | Part of the body, often the back half | The painted body, edge to edge |
| Mixed paint colors | Lettering colors have to read on every paint color you run | The paint is part of the design, so each paint color needs its own version | Covers the paint, so vehicles bought in different colors still match |
| Adding a vehicle later | Same cut files, same placement | Same print, as long as the new vehicle's paint matches | Same print for a model you already run; a new model gets its own template |
| When a vehicle leaves the fleet | The least vinyl to take off | More vinyl to take off | The most vinyl to take off |
| Best for | Service fleets that need the name and number clear | Fleets that want a bold look on factory white vans | Fleets where the vehicle is the main ad |
For partial wraps, full wraps and fleet van wraps, your quote says who installs them, where, and how long each vehicle is off the road.
Made in Sun Valley
Fleet vinyl printed and cut on Lankershim
Fleet layouts are drawn, and the vinyl is printed and cut, at Angels Print, 8511 Lankershim Blvd in Sun Valley. Design and production sit in one building, so the file you approve is the file that gets printed, and the next order prints from the same file.
Looking for a fleet graphics company near you in the San Fernando Valley? Bring your logo and brand colors to the shop and talk through the layout in person. Your quote says who applies the graphics and where. We're open daily, 7 AM to 10 PM.
Keeping a fleet consistent as it grows
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Adding a vehicle
Send the year, make and model. If we've fitted that model for you before, the approved file prints again. If not, the master layout is fitted to the new body. -
A new model joins
A pickup next to cargo vans, or a high-roof van next to a low one. The logo keeps its size and reading order; only the template changes. -
A damaged panel
A scraped door or a replaced bumper doesn't mean a new set. One door or one panel can be reprinted from the same file. -
Leased vehicles
Read the lease for rules on graphics and their removal before you order. Cut lettering leaves the least to take off at lease end, and car magnets suit vehicles that can't take vinyl at all.Car magnets at angelsprint.com -
Rollout around downtime
Tell us when each vehicle can be off the road. The rollout can go a few vehicles at a time, so the rest of the fleet keeps working. -
Used vehicles with old graphics
Bought vans that still carry another company's lettering? The old vinyl and adhesive come off before new graphics go on. Send close-ups so the quote counts the removal.
California rules note
What some work vehicles must show in California
Required markings belong in the fleet template, so they land in the same spot on every unit. Four California rules come up most:
- Company name. Vehicles that carry property or passengers for hire, trucks with three or more axles, and commercial motor vehicles, such as a truck with two or more axles over 10,000 lb gross vehicle weight rating, show the operator's name or trademark on both sides (Vehicle Code 27900; definition in 34601).
- CA number. Carriers that need one show it on both sides, in sharp contrast and legible from 50 ft in daylight, unless the vehicle shows a valid USDOT number (Vehicle Code 34507.5).
- Contractor license. On commercially registered vehicles, C-36 plumbing, C-45 sign and C-57 well-drilling contractors show their name, permanent business address and license number on each side, at least 1½ inches high (Business and Professions Code 7029.5). Other licensed contractors, electrical (C-10) and HVAC (C-20) included, show their business name and license number where it's clearly visible, in 72-point type or at least ¾ inch high and wide (7029.6).
- Name changes. After a company closes, changes its name or changes its operating authority, old names and identifiers on the vehicles above come off or get covered within 60 days (Vehicle Code 27900).
Glass: the windshield stays clear except a 7-inch square in the lower corner farthest from the driver and a 5-inch square in the lower corner nearest the driver, and nothing goes on the front side windows. Side windows behind the driver are fine, and the rear window too if the vehicle has outside mirrors on both sides (Vehicle Code 26708).
Information, not legal advice or an approval. Tell us which numbers each vehicle carries. Check carrier numbers with the CHP and license lettering with the CSLB.
What fleet graphics usually cost
Vehicle fleet graphics are quoted vehicle by vehicle, and the biggest lever is how much of each vehicle you cover. Design is the exception: the master layout is drawn once and each model's template is reused, so that cost is spread across the fleet.
We don't show a fleet price range. Every fleet is a different mix of models and coverage, and we know of no independent national figure for that mix. National figures for a single vehicle wrap, a reference and not our price, are in our vehicle wraps cost guide.
Ways to spend less:
- Let the paint color be the background instead of covering it.
- Put the name and phone in cut vinyl, and print only the logo.
- Keep one layout per model, with no one-off versions.
- When you add vehicles, pick a model you already run: its template is done.
Send photos and your vehicle list for a real number. Any range in our guide is a national reference, not our price.
What we need for a fleet 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, with roof height and wheelbase for vans
- Photos of both sides, the front and the back of one vehicle per model
- How many vehicles of each model, and their paint colors
- Your logo file (AI, EPS, PDF or SVG if you have one), plus your brand guide if there is one
- The text: name, phone, website, services, and any license, CA, USDOT or unit numbers
- Coverage for each model: lettering, spot graphics, partial or full wrap
- Any old graphics that have to come off first
- Where the vehicles are based, and when they can be off the road
Leased vehicles? Check the lease for rules on graphics, and tell us what it allows.
Send photos any time
Email hello@angelssigns.com with your business name in the subject.
Fleet graphics questions
Still deciding? Call (818) 806-9006 or text a photo and ask.
What's the difference between fleet graphics and a vehicle wrap?
Can graphics match across different vehicle models?
We'll add vehicles later. Will the new ones match?
Do we have to do the whole fleet at once?
Can you work from our brand guidelines?
We're changing our company name. What happens to the old graphics?
See your logo on your fleet
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
- Both sides, the front and the back of one vehicle per model.
- Year, make and model, and how many of each.
- Your logo file, if you have one.
Phone photos work. Daylight, with the whole vehicle in the frame.
8511 Lankershim Blvd, Sun Valley, CA 91352Open daily 7 AM to 10 PMGet directions