Vehicle wraps
Fleet vehicle wraps
Your trucks already drive Kaahumanu Avenue, Honoapiilani Highway and every job site on Maui. A wrap makes each mile a brand impression.
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Short answer
Offshore designs, prints and installs fleet wraps for Maui businesses on pickups, cargo vans, box trucks and SUVs. Full commercial wraps start from $3,999.98 per vehicle and half wraps from $1,999, with volume pricing for three or more vehicles. We use 3M and Avery Dennison cast vinyl with a 3-year outdoor warranty, and most vehicles are back in service in one to two days.
Key takeaways
- Design is included: you approve a digital mockup on your actual vehicle model before anything is printed.
- Cast vinyl only. 3M and Avery Dennison film is rated for 5 to 7 years outdoors and carries a 3-year warranty; calendered vinyl shrinks and fades in 2 to 3 years.
- Box trucks, cargo vans, pickups, SUVs and trailers: the design is built on a template of your exact model, including every Transit and ProMaster size.
- A wrap protects the factory paint underneath, which matters when the vehicle comes off lease or goes to auction.
- Three or more vehicles qualify for fleet pricing and a rollout schedule that keeps most of your fleet working.
Options
Half wrap
from $1,999
- Doors, tailgate, hood or half-body graphics
- Logo, phone number and web address
- Custom design and mockup
- Same cast vinyl as a full wrap
Full commercial wrap
from $3,999.98
- Every painted panel covered
- Custom design with brand color match
- Printed and laminated cast vinyl
- 1 to 2 days per vehicle
- 3-year manufacturer outdoor warranty
Fleet of 3 or more
Price it instantly
- Volume pricing per vehicle
- One design system across every vehicle type
- Staggered install schedule
- Template kept on file for new vehicles
How it works
- 01Fleet consultation
Tell us the vehicle count, models and what the wrap has to say. We will recommend full or partial coverage per vehicle type and quote the whole fleet.
- 02Design and mockup
The layout is built on a template of your exact vehicle and matched to your brand colors, so a white Transit and a white F-250 carry the same blue.
- 03Approval
You sign off on the mockup. Nothing is printed until the proof is approved, so revisions cost time, not vinyl.
- 04Print, laminate and install
Graphics are printed, laminated for UV protection, and installed at the shop panel by panel. Plan on one to two days per vehicle for a full wrap.
- 05Return to service
Each vehicle returns to service with a quality check and care instructions for your drivers.
What's specific to this vehicle
- Transit and ProMaster vans
- Classic fleet vans. Both have deep corrugations on the side panels and large flat rear doors, so the design is built to keep text out of the ribs and put the phone number where it reads at a stoplight. The layout is built on a template for your exact Transit or ProMaster size.
- F-150, F-250 and Super Duty
- Service trucks are the classic fleet vehicle. Doors plus tailgate is the standard partial; a full wrap adds the hood, bed sides and cab.
- Silverado and Sierra
- Common fleet trucks. Company colors can be matched exactly with custom-mixed vinyl, so a Silverado and a Sierra in the same fleet read as one brand.
- Box trucks
- The most advertising surface of any fleet vehicle, and the one most likely to be seen from a distance. Box sides are flat, so the design can be bold and simple. Quoted by box size.
Pricing
| Half wrapDesign included | from $1,999 |
|---|---|
| Full commercial wrap, pickup, van or SUV3M or Avery cast vinyl, design included | from $3,999.98 |
| Full wrap, box truckQuoted by box size | from $3,999 |
| Wrap removal at end of lifeTruck and van removal quoted by size | from $399 |
What a fleet wrap does for a local business
A wrapped truck advertises every hour it is parked at a job site, idling at a light on Kaahumanu Avenue, or sitting in a customer’s driveway in Kihei. Unlike a billboard, you already pay for the truck.
Over a five-to-seven-year service life, a full vehicle wrap works out to a few dollars a day for advertising that cannot be scrolled past. It also keeps the factory paint under it in original condition, which is money back when the vehicle goes to auction or returns to the leasing company.
Offshore handles the whole job as one project: design, print, lamination and installation at the shop on Hookahi St. One point of contact, one invoice, and the same template on file when you add a truck next year.
Full or partial
Partial graphics (doors, tailgate, sometimes the hood) cover the surfaces people read: company name, phone, web address, license number if your trade requires it. On a white or silver service truck, a partial reads as a complete design because the factory color becomes the background.
A full wrap covers every painted panel and lets you change the vehicle’s color entirely, which is what you want when the fleet is mixed colors or the brand color is not something you can buy from a dealer. Mixed fleets often use both: full wraps on the vans that spend the day parked in front of customers, partials on the pickups that mostly run between supply houses and sites.
The vinyl matters more than the design
Two things kill fleet wraps on Maui: cheap film and bad edges. We use 3M and Avery Dennison cast vinyl only: printed graphics are laminated for UV protection, and solid colors come from lines like 3M 1080 and Avery Dennison SW900.
Cast film is made flat and stays flat; calendered film is stretched during manufacturing and spends the rest of its life trying to shrink back, which is why you see cracked, lifted lettering on budget wraps after a couple of years. The film is rated for five to seven years outdoors, every fleet wrap carries a 3-year warranty, and the vinyl removes cleanly inside that window. Both brands are covered in detail on the 3M and Avery Dennison pages.
Edges are post-heated so they stay down in the heat, and seams are kept away from door handles and mirror bases where washing stresses them.
Keeping a fleet wrap looking new
Hand wash or touchless only; brush washes drag grit across the print and lift edges. Avoid pointing a pressure washer at panel edges from closer than a couple of feet. Fuel spills and bug splatter should come off the same week; both etch laminate if they sit through a hot weekend. Do not wax printed graphics.
A quick walk-around every few months catches a lifting corner while it is a five-minute fix instead of a replaced panel. When the brand changes or the vehicle is sold, wrap removal returns the truck to factory paint. Plan replacement around year five to seven depending on how much of the day the vehicle spends in direct sun.
Getting a fleet quote
Send the vehicle list (year, make, model, body style and count), your logo files and any brand guidelines. We will come back with a per-vehicle price, a rollout schedule that keeps most of the fleet working, and a mockup for approval. Three or more vehicles move to the fleet branding program with volume pricing. Businesses from Kahului, Kihei, Upcountry, West Maui and Hana pay the same per-vehicle rate; there is no travel charge for bringing vehicles to the shop.
Questions
How much does a fleet wrap cost on Maui?
Full commercial wraps start from $3,999.98 per vehicle and half wraps from $1,999. Fleets of three or more get volume pricing. Send us the vehicle list for a per-vehicle quote.
How much does a box truck wrap cost?
Box trucks are quoted by box size, and a full box truck wrap starts from $3,999. The box sides are flat, so the design can be bold and simple.
Full wrap or partial graphics?
Partial graphics on the doors, tailgate and sometimes the hood carry the name, phone and web address, and on a white or silver truck they read as a complete design. A full wrap covers every painted panel and suits a mixed-color fleet or a brand color you cannot buy from a dealer.
Do you have templates for Transit and ProMaster vans?
Yes. The design is built on a template for your exact Transit or ProMaster size and keeps text out of the side-panel ribs.
How long does a fleet wrap last on Maui?
Properly cared for cast vinyl from 3M or Avery Dennison is rated for five to seven years outdoors, and every fleet wrap carries a 3-year warranty. Cheap calendered vinyl shrinks and fades in two to three years in the sun, which is why we do not use it.
How long is each vehicle out of service?
Typically one to two days per vehicle for a full wrap; partials are scheduled to match. For larger fleets we stagger installs so most of your trucks stay on the road.
Does a wrap damage the paint?
Not on factory paint in good condition. The vinyl shields the factory paint from UV and light abrasion, and when it is removed within the warranty window the paint underneath is in original condition, which helps resale and lease returns.
Can you match our brand colors exactly?
Yes. Company colors are matched exactly with custom-mixed printed vinyl, or with a solid 3M or Avery Dennison color when your brand color exists as a stock film.
Do you handle the design?
Design is included with every fleet wrap. Bring your logo files, and we create a mockup on a template of your vehicle for approval before printing.
How should drivers care for a fleet wrap?
Hand wash or touchless only, keep pressure washers a couple of feet from panel edges, and clean fuel spills and bug splatter the same week. Do not wax printed graphics.
Is a fleet wrap tax deductible?
Wraps are generally treated as an advertising expense. Ask your accountant how to book it for your business.
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