How Much Does It Cost to Wrap a Truck?

How Much Does It Cost to Wrap a Truck?

So, you’ve found the perfect truck for your fledgling business and you drive it home. There’s just one thing missing. It needs to be wrapped so that you can properly advertise your business as you roll through the streets of Logan. How much does it cost to wrap a truck? It can cost up to $5,000, but the average is lower than that. We discuss below how much to wrap a truck. And, if you need to know how much vinyl to wrap a truck, we discuss that, as well.

How Much Does It Cost to Wrap a Truck?

According to J. D. Power, how much to wrap a truck can range from $1,500 to $5,000. The only way to know for sure is get an estimate from a place that you trust. How much does it cost to wrap a truck if you do it yourself? It basically just costs the price of the wrap. We priced vinyl wrap online and can tell you that price varies widely. Getting enough vinyl to wrap a truck costs anywhere from a little more than $500 to well over $3,000, depending on the retailer. So, smart American Fork shoppers will want to shop around.

How Much Vinyl to Wrap a Truck

So, what if you want to do it yourself? How can you know how much vinyl to wrap a truck? Most experts say that the average truck will take 70 feet of 60-inch rolls. But pickup trucks come in different sizes and need different amounts of vinyl. A small Ford Ranger, for instance, is going to need far less vinyl than an F-250 Super Duty. So, it is best to do some calculations yourself. A good rule of thumb to calculate how much to wrap a truck is to get 3x the length of your truck, plus 5 to 15 feet extra for bumpers and mistakes (everyone makes them).

You will also want to determine how much of the car you want to wrap. You may just want a partial wrap with some highlights. And, some Hillsboro truck owners decide not to wrap the roofs of their trucks, since no one will see the roof, anyway.

Check Out the Reliable Pickups on Our Lot

We carry a wide selection of quality, pre-owned pickup trucks. You should come and take one for a test drive. And if you’d like to read more tips, check out our posts on what to know before buying a truck and how to tell what trailer hitch you need.