Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator Wraps: Cost, Colors, Camo and Business Graphics
Quick answer: A full color change wrap on a Jeep Wrangler or Gladiator typically costs $4,500–$6,000 at Ardor Printing. Two-door Wranglers land at the lower end, and four-door Wrangler Unlimited and Gladiator models land at the higher end. Hood-only wraps start at $400, and partial wraps start at $2,000. Ardor Printing in Snohomish, WA wraps Jeeps in 3M, Avery Dennison and KPMF color-change films and custom printed designs, including camo, and builds branded Jeeps for businesses.
Key takeaways
- Jeeps are great wrap candidates thanks to their flat panels, but hinges, flares and the grille take extra care.
- Removable doors and tops change the install. A good installer wraps door edges so they look finished with the doors off.
- Satin and matte colors, greens, grays and camo are the most popular Jeep looks.
- Add PPF to the hood and rockers if you hit the trails.
How much does it cost to wrap a Jeep?
| Jeep option | Price at Ardor Printing |
|---|---|
| Hood or roof only | From $400 |
| Partial wrap | From $2,000 |
| Full color change (Wrangler 2-door, Wrangler Unlimited, Gladiator) | $4,500–$6,000 |
| Full printed business wrap | $3,800–$4,800 (Wrangler), $4,900–$5,900 (Gladiator) |
| Chrome or color-shift film | Adds about $1,000–$3,000+ |
Two-door Wranglers land at the low end of each range. Hard tops, door jambs and fully printed designs like camo can add to the price. For other vehicles, see our vehicle wrap cost guide.
What makes a Jeep different to wrap?
- Removable doors and hinges: door edges and hinge areas are wrapped carefully so the Jeep looks finished with the doors on or off.
- Hard top vs. soft top: hard tops can be wrapped to match or contrast. Fabric soft tops can't be wrapped.
- Fender flares: textured plastic flares usually stay black, which looks great with almost any color.
- The seven-slot grille: it can be wrapped in body color, blacked out or accented.
- Tailgate and spare tire: the tailgate is a great spot for custom graphics or a logo.
Most popular Jeep wrap colors and styles
- Satin black for a stealth, blacked-out build
- Military and olive greens for a classic off-road look
- Battleship, cement and Nardo-style grays
- Sand and tan to match desert and overland builds
- Camo in woodland, digital and urban patterns
- Topographic map graphics, hood blackouts and stripe kits as accents
Not sure which finish fits your build? Read gloss vs. satin vs. matte.
Camo Jeep wraps
Camo is one of the most popular Jeep wrap styles. Printed camo lets you choose the exact pattern and colors, from traditional woodland to digital and urban camo, and it can cover the whole Jeep or just the hood, doors or hard top. See more patterns and ideas in our camo vinyl wrap guide.
How to protect a Jeep wrap on the trail
- Add PPF to the hood, rockers and fender edges to take rock chips and brush scratches. See vinyl wrap vs. PPF.
- Rinse off mud soon after a trail day. Dried mud and grit are abrasive.
- Keep pressure washers at least 12 inches from film edges.
- Fix damage early. A single panel can be rewrapped without redoing the whole Jeep.
Jeep wraps for businesses
A wrapped Jeep is a memorable brand vehicle for real estate agents, outdoor companies, dealerships and event teams. Printed graphics can carry your logo, colors and website while keeping the Jeep's rugged look. See our business Jeep wraps.
Frequently asked questions about Jeep wraps
How much does it cost to wrap a Jeep Wrangler?
A full color change wrap on a Jeep Wrangler typically costs $4,500–$6,000 at Ardor Printing. Two-door models are at the lower end, and four-door Unlimited and Gladiator models are at the higher end.
How long does a Jeep wrap last?
A quality cast-vinyl Jeep wrap typically lasts 5–7 years with regular washing. Heavy off-road use can shorten the life of the most exposed panels.
Can you wrap a Jeep soft top?
No. Fabric soft tops can't be wrapped, but hard tops can be wrapped to match or contrast with the body.
Will a wrap damage my Jeep's paint?
No. On healthy factory paint, a professionally installed and removed wrap protects the paint underneath.
Can you wrap just the hood of a Jeep?
Yes. Hood wraps, hood blackouts and hood graphics are popular, affordable ways to customize a Jeep.
Get a free Jeep wrap quote
Tell us your Jeep's year and model, whether it has a hard top, and the look you want. Ardor offers vehicle pick-up and delivery around Snohomish and King County. Call (425) 629-0796 or request a free quote.
About the author: Dayne Remlinger founded Ardor Printing in 2012. His team has wrapped thousands of vehicles, including Jeeps, trucks and exotics, at its shop at 12531 Old Snohomish Monroe Rd, Snohomish, WA 98290.
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