Commercial Vehicle & Fleet Wrap Cost Guide for Miami Businesses
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A wrapped van or truck quietly works as a moving billboard every time it sits in I-95 traffic, parks at a job site, or pulls up to a customer’s driveway. For Miami business owners trying to budget that kind of brand exposure, the first question is always the same — what does it run?
This guide breaks down current fleet wrapping prices in Miami by vehicle type, coverage level, and fleet size, with real ranges based on what local logistics companies, contractors, and service businesses have been paying in 2026.
(754) 666-7512HOW MUCH DOES A FLEET WRAP COST?
A commercial fleet wrap in Miami runs $1,200 to $8,000+ per vehicle, with most business owners spending between $2,800 and $5,000 on a full van wrap. The wide spread reflects how different a wrapped Sprinter is from a wrapped 26-foot box truck, and how much coverage gets put on each unit.
Smaller graphics packages for fleet sedans start around $1,000 to $2,000. A full wrap on a cargo van lands in the mid four figures. Box trucks sit at the higher end because they involve more square footage of vinyl, longer install time, and trickier panel layouts around roll-up doors and corner ribs. Volume discounts kick in once a fleet hits five or more vehicles, which pulls the per-unit number down further.
For the full service overview, see our main commercial wraps and fleet branding page.
Price Your FleetCOVERAGE OPTIONS FOR COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
Not every fleet needs a head-to-toe wrap. Coverage levels stretch from a simple logo and phone number on the doors up to full panoramic graphics. The level you choose has the biggest single impact on cost outside of vehicle size.
Lettering & Decals
Under $1,000
Per Vehicle
Entry Level
Vinyl lettering and cut decals for a clean, contained look. Common for trade fleets that already have a professional paint scheme and want branding added without altering the base color.
- Door logos
- Phone & DOT numbers
- Tagline strips
Partial Wrap
$1,500 – $3,000
Typical Fleet Van
Best Value
Covers two to three large panels — usually the rear doors and lower side panels. Tells the same brand story as a full wrap but skips the roof, hood, and bumpers. Most impact at a lower price point.
- Rear doors
- Lower side panels
- Logo & contact graphics
Full Wrap
$2,800 – $9,000+
By Vehicle Size
Maximum Impact
Covers every painted surface — including bumpers, mirrors, and the roof in some cases. Turns each vehicle into a rolling brand statement with full panoramic graphics.
- Every painted panel
- Bumpers & mirrors
- Roof (optional)
- Full-color photography
COMMERCIAL WRAP PRICING BY VEHICLE TYPE
Here is what you can expect to pay across the most common vehicles in a Miami fleet, broken out by partial coverage and full wraps. Pricing reflects 2026 averages for cast vinyl installs with design and lamination included.
| Vehicle Type | Partial Wrap | Full Wrap |
|---|---|---|
| Fleet Sedan | $1,000 – $2,000 | $2,000 – $3,500 |
| Sprinter Van | $1,500 – $2,500 | $2,800 – $5,000 |
| Cargo Van (Transit, ProMaster) | $1,500 – $2,500 | $3,000 – $5,500 |
| Pickup Truck | $1,200 – $2,200 | $2,800 – $4,500 |
| Box Truck, 16 to 18 feet | $1,200 – $2,500 | $4,000 – $7,000 |
| Box Truck, 24 to 26 feet | $2,000 – $3,500 | $5,000 – $9,000+ |
| Trailer, 53 feet | $2,500 – $5,000 | $5,500 – $10,000+ |
Numbers shift inside these ranges based on design complexity, film brand, and how much prep the vehicle needs before install.
PRICING BREAKDOWN FOR POPULAR COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
Commercial wrap costs shift across vehicle types because of surface area, panel complexity, and how the design wraps around features like sliding doors and roof edges. Here are the most common units in Miami fleets.
Sprinter Van
$2,800 – $5,000 Full CoverageA Mercedes-Benz Sprinter wrap runs $2,800 to $5,000 for full coverage and $1,500 to $2,500 for a partial graphic package. High-roof models cost slightly more because of the added vertical real estate above the door line. Sprinters are popular with service businesses across Brickell, Wynwood, and Doral, where they double as branded mobile workshops for HVAC techs, electricians, and contractors.
Cargo Van
$3,000 – $5,500 Full WrapCommercial van wrap cost for a Ford Transit, Ram ProMaster, or Chevy Express sits between $3,000 and $5,500 for a full wrap. Partial wraps and door graphics start around $1,500. These vans carry generous flat panels along the sides, which give designers room to work with large logos, photography, and full-color brand stories.
Box Truck
$4,000 – $9,000+ By LengthBox truck wrap cost lands between $4,000 and $9,000+ depending on length. A 16-foot box runs at the lower end. A 26-foot box, common in delivery fleets and moving companies, sits at the top of the range. The roll-up door is often wrapped separately and adds a few hundred dollars because of the way the vinyl needs to handle repeated rolling without lifting.
Fleet Sedan
$2,000 – $3,500 Full CoverageA wrapped fleet sedan costs $2,000 to $3,500 for full coverage and around $1,000 to $2,000 for door-and-quarter graphics. Sedans work well for sales teams, mortgage brokers, and real estate agents who want a polished look without committing to a full color change.
Pickup Truck
$2,800 – $4,500 Full WrapPickup truck wraps run $2,800 to $4,500 for a full wrap. Bed wraps, tailgate decals, and rear window graphics can be priced separately, which is helpful for contractors who want branding on the back of the truck without spending on the cab.
WHAT AFFECTS COMMERCIAL WRAP PRICING
Several factors push the final price up or down inside the ranges shown above. Knowing them ahead of time helps with budgeting and avoids surprises during the quoting stage.
Vehicle Size & Surface Area
A compact fleet sedan needs roughly 250 square feet of vinyl. A 26-foot box truck can need 700 square feet or more. Bigger surfaces mean more material, more install hours, and a higher total.
Design Complexity
Bold logos and clean color blocking print and install faster than full-bleed photography, gradients, and intricate patterns. A heavy design with photographic imagery on every panel costs more on both the print and labor side.
Film Quality
Cast vinyl from 3M, Avery Dennison, or Inozetek holds color and conforms to curves far better than economy calendared films. Cast is the standard for any commercial wrap that needs to look sharp for five-plus years in the Florida sun.
Lamination
A clear overlaminate adds UV protection and scratch resistance. Most reputable shops include it on commercial work because it is what keeps the wrap looking new past year two.
Removal of an Old Wrap
If you’re rewrapping a vehicle, removal of the previous film adds anywhere from $400 to $1,500 depending on size and how cleanly the old wrap comes off.
Surface Prep
Vehicles with peeling clear coat, deep scratches, or rust need bodywork before wrapping. Vinyl does not hide damaged paint — in some cases it makes it more visible.
THE ROI OF FLEET WRAPPING IN MIAMI TRAFFIC
A wrapped vehicle generates 30,000 to 70,000 daily impressions in a market like Miami, where I-95, the Palmetto, and the Dolphin all sit jammed during rush hour. Over a five-year wrap lifespan, one van can deliver more than 60 million impressions for a one-time investment that averages out to roughly $70 per month.
That math is why fleet wraps stay one of the highest-return marketing channels for service businesses across South Florida. Plumbers running between Hialeah and Coral Gables, HVAC techs working Brickell condo towers, and contractors loading materials in Doral’s warehouse and logistics corridor all benefit from the same effect. Every minute parked in front of a job site is a free impression for the brand on the side of the van.
30K–70K
Daily Impressions Per Vehicle
60M+
Impressions Over 5 Years
~$70
Effective Cost Per Month
5 Yr
Typical Wrap Lifespan
VOLUME PRICING FOR LARGER FLEETS
Volume discounts on fleet wrapping in Miami typically run 10% to 25% off the standard per-vehicle rate once you cross five units. The savings come from three places — design files built once and adapted across the fleet, vinyl ordered in bulk at better material rates, and installs scheduled in batches that cut setup time per vehicle.
HOW LONG DO COMMERCIAL WRAPS LAST IN FLORIDA?
A professionally installed commercial wrap with cast vinyl and lamination lasts five to seven years in Miami’s climate. Some installs hold up longer with garage storage and careful washing. Economy films installed on outdoor fleets may start fading or lifting at the edges inside two to three years.
The biggest factors are sun exposure, wash habits, and install quality. Hand washing with a soft mitt extends life — automatic brush washes shorten it. Edges that aren’t finished cleanly, seams that catch dirt, and bubbles trapped during installation all become failure points down the road.
New to commercial branding on wheels? Our walkthrough on getting started with commercial vehicle wraps covers what to bring to the consultation, file formats for design, and how the approval process flows.
FLEET WRAP COST FAQ
A commercial van wrap cost in Miami runs $2,800 to $5,500 for a full wrap, with most Sprinter, Transit, and ProMaster projects landing around $3,500 to $4,500. Partial wraps and door graphics start at $1,500. The final number depends on the design, the film, and the size of the van.
Commercial wraps installed with cast vinyl and laminate last five to seven years on average in South Florida. Garage-kept vehicles and gentle washing routines push that closer to seven. Outdoor fleets parked in direct sun every day tend to land in the four to five year range before colors begin to dull or edges show wear.
Yes. Wraps are removable without damaging the factory paint, which is what makes them a popular option for leased fleets. The film is taken off before the lease return and the vehicle goes back in its original condition. Most lease agreements allow wraps as long as the underlying paint is preserved, though we recommend checking your specific contract.
Box truck wrap cost ranges from $4,000 for a 16-foot full wrap up to $9,000+ for a 26-foot unit with full-color graphics across the roll-up door. Partial wraps focused on the sides and rear run $1,200 to $3,500. Roll-up doors add complexity because the vinyl needs to flex with repeated rolling.
Yes. Fleets of five or more vehicles receive volume pricing, with discounts scaling up as the fleet grows. Most multi-vehicle projects land 10% to 25% below the standard per-unit rate once shared design files, bulk material orders, and batch installs are factored in.
No. A wrap installed on factory paint protects the surface from minor scratches, road grime, and UV exposure. Once the film is removed at the end of its life, the paint underneath usually shows less wear than an unwrapped vehicle the same age. Only damaged or poorly painted surfaces carry any risk during removal.
For a single vehicle, the full timeline from kickoff to keys back is about two to three weeks. Smaller graphic packages can move faster. Larger fleets are phased in groups of two to four vehicles per week so the business stays operational throughout the rollout.
For service businesses focused on local visibility, partial coverage often delivers most of the impact at a lower price point — usually $1,500 to $3,000 on a typical fleet van. It tells the same brand story as a full wrap but skips the roof, hood, and bumpers. See the full commercial wraps and fleet branding service for options.
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Every commercial wrap project starts with a few specifics. Vehicle type, fleet size, design direction, and coverage level all feed into the quote. Share what you’re working with and we’ll put together a build-out with film options, a timeline, and clear per-vehicle pricing for the full fleet.
What to mention when you reach out:
- Vehicle types and how many units
- Coverage level — lettering, partial, or full wrap
- Design direction — logo-only or full-color graphics
- Rollout timeline and whether vehicles can be phased
Share what you’re working with and we’ll build out a per-vehicle quote for the full fleet.
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