Fleet wraps are large-scale, custom graphics installed on fleets of vehicles. Wraps turn fleets into mobile billboards.
Uses for Fleet Wraps
If your St. Louis area business utilizes a fleet of cars, trucks, trailers, or any other kind vehicle, you should brand them all with identical vehicle graphics. Fleet wraps make the vehicles look more professional and identifiable. Furthermore, think of the promotional potential; with people driving your vehicles throughout St. Louis, your fleet wraps will generate thousands of impressions every day.
Types of Fleet Wraps
A vehicle wrap typically displays the name, logo, and/or slogan of the business that owns the vehicle. A vehicle wrap can also include information such as a telephone number or web address, as well as an eye-catching graphic or design. Vehicle wraps are called such because they appear on multiple sides of the vehicle, thus “wrapping” around it.
Why Choose us for Fleet Wraps in St. Louis, MO?
Fleets without wraps look like any other vehicle on the road. With expertly designed and installed fleet wraps, your business vehicles become invaluable promotional tools. Whether you own a rental car company, an HVAC company, or any other kind of business with a fleet of vehicles, you need fleet wraps to take your business to the next level. If you’re in the St. Louis area of Missouri and need durable and eye-catching wraps for your entire fleet, Horizon Sign Company can do the job. We proudly serve clients in Brentwood, Clayton, Webster Groves, Maplewood, Kirkwood, Richmond Heights, Rock Hill, and anywhere else throughout the St. Louis area of Missouri. Please contact us to learn more.
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