Commercial vehicles are not shop windows. They work in dust, rain, diesel fumes and tight loading bays, and their branding has to survive that while still doing its job on the road. Our services are built around that reality, which is why each one is matched to the surface it goes on and the way the vehicle is used.
This page is the map. Below you will find a short explanation of every service we offer, when each makes sense, and how they combine on a single vehicle. Each service has its own page with coverage options, materials, preparation, installation and care detail, so you can go as deep as your project needs.
Wrapping, from full coverage to targeted panels
A full vehicle wrap covers the painted body in printed, laminated film and suits vehicles where the brand is the message: delivery vans, promotional bakkies, buses on a campaign, and trucks with clean flat sides. A partial vehicle wrap covers selected areas such as the lower body, cab doors, rear or a band along the side, and is often the sensible choice when the vehicle colour already carries the brand or the budget needs to stretch across a fleet.
For smaller jobs, decals and stickers and cut vinyl lettering give you crisp company names, contact panels, vehicle numbers and compliance text without printing a full background. Both are quick to apply and easy to replace when a vehicle changes hands or a contact detail changes.
Visibility, load covers and advertising surfaces
Reflective vehicle branding puts retroreflective film where headlights can find it, which matters for trucks, trailers, tow vehicles and anything that travels at night or parks on a roadside. It can be combined with your logo colours or used for outlines, strips and fleet numbers.
Soft-sided loads need their own approach. Truck tarpaulin branding covers PVC tarpaulins and tautliner curtains, which flex, fold and flap at speed. Truck and trailer advertising panels cover the large flat or framed areas on rigid bodies and trailers where a message can be read from a following lane.
Design, removal and changeovers
Vehicle branding design is where artwork is built to the actual vehicle: measured, templated, and checked against door gaps, handles, rivets, lights and plates. When a vehicle already carries old graphics, graphics removal and replacement strips the old film safely and checks the surface underneath before anything new goes on.
When an entire operation changes identity, rebranding and fleet changeovers covers the planning: which vehicles go first, how the old livery comes off, and how the new one goes on without parking the whole fleet at once.
Installation where the vehicles are
On-site installation means our team works at your depot, yard or premises, subject to location, project size, site conditions and scheduling. Our studio is at Rivonia Central in Sandton, and work outside Gauteng is installed by our team travelling or through approved installation partners, confirmed at quotation.
Fleets and how services combine
Most commercial vehicles use more than one service. A tautliner trailer might carry a printed curtain, cut vinyl fleet numbers and a reflective rear strip. A delivery van might have a full wrap, a reflective rear and a removable decal for a seasonal promotion. If you operate several vehicles, the fleet branding solutions page explains how we standardise artwork, audit vehicles and schedule installations in batches.
Not sure which service fits? Send us photos of the vehicle and a short description of how it is used, then use the quote builder and we will recommend a combination at quotation.
What we need for any quote
Whichever service you choose, the quote starts the same way.
- The vehicle type, make and model, and body or load-area style
- Clear photos of each side, the front and the rear
- Your logo in vector format if you have it, or the best file available
- Whether the vehicle is currently branded and needs graphics removed
- Where the vehicle will be installed and how many vehicles are involved
Suitable branding options
At a glance
Vehicle branding services cover everything that turns a plain commercial vehicle into a recognisable, road-ready brand. For businesses across South Africa, that means choosing the right mix of printed wraps, decals, cut lettering, reflective graphics, tarpaulin artwork and advertising panels for each truck, bus, bakkie, van or trailer, then having it designed, produced and fitted properly. Commercial vehicles work hard in dust, heat, rain and traffic, so every service is matched to the surface it goes on and the way the vehicle is used day to day.
Whether you run one delivery van in Johannesburg or a mixed fleet moving between Gauteng, Durban and Cape Town, a single supplier for vehicle branding services keeps colours, layouts and standards consistent. Design is done on vehicle templates, installation can happen at the studio in Rivonia, Sandton, or at your depot, and old graphics can be removed before a rebrand. Browse the individual service pages below to compare coverage options, materials and care, or request a quote for vehicle branding services that suits your vehicles, your budget and your timeline.
Common questions
Can I combine several services on one vehicle?
Yes, and most fleets do. A common mix is a partial wrap or printed panels for the brand, cut vinyl for numbers and contact details, and reflective strips for night visibility. We plan the combination so materials work together and the finished vehicle looks like one design.
Do you design the artwork or do I supply it?
Either. You can supply print-ready artwork that meets our artwork requirements, or our studio can build it from your logo and brand colours onto a vehicle template. Design fees, where they apply, are shown on your quotation.
Do you install outside Gauteng?
Yes. Our studio is in Rivonia, Sandton. Work elsewhere is installed by our team travelling or through approved installation partners, direct or through approved partners, confirmed at quotation.
How long does a job take?
Timelines depend on the service, the number of vehicles, the condition of the surface and our schedule. The timeline for your job is confirmed on your quotation.
Which service is best for a single bakkie or van?
It depends on the vehicle colour, the message and the use. A white van often works well with a partial wrap and cut vinyl, while a promotional vehicle benefits from a full wrap. Send photos and we will recommend an option.
Cut Vinyl Lettering
Full Vehicle Wraps
On-Site Installation
Rebranding and Fleet Changeovers
Reflective Vehicle Branding
Vehicle Graphics Removal and Replacement