Trucks - Toronto & GTA
Partial Truck Wrap
A partial truck wrap covers the parts of the truck that carry a message best: doors, side panels, the tailgate, a hood graphic, and leaves the rest in the factory colour. Done properly, the paint becomes part of the design rather than something the design fights.
A partial truck wrap covers the parts of the truck that carry a message best: doors, side panels, the tailgate, a hood graphic, and leaves the rest in the factory colour. Done properly, the paint becomes part of the design rather than something the design fights.
For work trucks it is the practical middle ground. Your business name and services are on the truck and readable, the bill is well below a full wrap, and branding a whole fleet this way keeps the cost per truck sensible.
Options
- Door and side graphics with your logo, colours and contact details
- Tailgate panels, which sit at eye level for every driver behind you
- Hood and roof accents for a sportier look on personal trucks
- Partial graphics combined with cut lettering for complete, tidy branding
The layout is drawn on your truck's model and proofed first, including how the graphics meet the truck's own colour, so there are no surprises on collection day.
Good to know
Most partial truck wraps take 2 to 3 days in the shop, depending on the truck and the amount of coverage. Materials are 3M, Avery Dennison and Oracal films, the same range as our full wraps, and the fitting is backed by our installation warranty. Covered panels get real protection from chips and sun. Expect 5 to 7 years from the film with hand washing, and it removes cleanly when the truck is sold or the branding is updated.
Common questions
Which parts of a truck get wrapped most often?
Doors and side panels first, because they are seen from the street and the job site. The tailgate is next, especially for trucks that spend their day in traffic.
Can I start partial and go full later?
Yes. Keep the same design and we can extend coverage over the rest of the truck when you are ready, matching the existing graphics.
Does a partial wrap work on a dark-coloured truck?
It does. The design simply has to be planned with the base colour in mind, using lighter graphics or a printed panel behind the text so everything stays readable.
Get the main panels working for you: request a free quote on the quote page.