Vehicle Branding in Randburg

Randburg is a mix of residential suburbs, commercial strips and light industrial areas on the north-western side of Johannesburg. Malibongwe Drive and Republic Road carry traffic between Randburg and the surrounding suburbs, and the area around Strijdom Park and Ferndale holds workshops, suppliers and trade outlets that run bakkies and small trucks.

We serve Randburg directly from our Rivonia, Sandton base. Vehicles can be brought in, or we can install on site, subject to location, project size, site conditions and scheduling.

Small fleets and trades

Randburg is a base for many owner-run businesses: builders, electricians, plumbers, garden and pool services, and installers. Their bakkies and vans act as a mobile shopfront, so branding is largely about clarity: company name, what you do, the area you serve and a way to be reached. A partial wrap or cut vinyl lettering gives a professional look without covering the whole vehicle.

For a small team, a consistent look across three or four vehicles is often worth more than a single full wrap.

Typical vehicles

The vehicles we are asked to brand around Randburg include:

• Single and double cab bakkies, often with canopies for tools
• Panel vans used by mobile workshops and installers
• Small delivery trucks for building supplies, bakeries and catering
• Minibuses and shuttles for schools, churches and small tour operators

Bakkie branding in detail

Bakkies present several surfaces: doors, canopy sides, tailgate and sometimes the bonnet. Doors are best for the main message, the canopy offers the largest flat area and the tailgate is seen by drivers behind. See bakkie door branding and bakkie canopy branding for the options.

Fitting into your working week

Small fleets cannot always afford to have vehicles off the road. We aim to plan installation so one vehicle is done at a time, and where it makes sense we can work on site. Timelines depend on the vehicle and the amount of work, and are confirmed on your quotation. Material warranties depend on the material and application.

Choosing between a partial and a full wrap

A full wrap changes the whole look of a vehicle and gives the most space, but it costs more material and time. A partial wrap, which covers the doors and sides or the rear, can give much of the same effect. For most small fleets, partial wraps or cut vinyl are the practical choice, with a full wrap kept for a lead vehicle.

We can show you options for the same vehicle so you can compare before approving.

Security and emergency

Markings on ambulances, security, fire and municipal vehicles must follow the applicable vehicle and sector requirements. We check these before artwork is approved.

Suitable branding options