Full pickup wrap
Printed film covers the cab, bed sides and tailgate. Best when the truck is your main advertising.
$4,000–$5,900
Pickup & work truck wraps · Seattle area
Truck Wraps in Seattle
Wraps, partial wraps and lettering for pickups and work trucks, from Tacomas to F-250s. Our Snohomish shop serves Seattle, and we can pick up and deliver your truck.
- $4,000–$5,900 full pickup wrap
- $2,500–$3,100 partial wrap
- From $350 lettering & logos
- 3M & Avery Dennison wrap film
What does it cost to wrap a pickup truck?
At Ardor Printing, a full printed wrap on a pickup truck costs $4,000 to $5,900, depending on cab and bed size. Partial truck wraps cost $2,500 to $3,100, spot graphics start at $615, and lettering and logos start at $350. Design is quoted separately, from $650 for a partial wrap and from $1,000 for a full wrap.
Trucks we wrapCompact, half-ton and heavy-duty pickups
Adds to the priceLong beds, dually fenders, canopies and service bodies
Install timeOne to two days for most pickups once the wrap is printed
Wrap lifeUp to 8 years on doors and bed sides; about 3 years on hoods and roofs
Backed byA 1-year limited installation warranty
Get a truck wrap quote
Tell us about the truck and we'll send a free quote.
- Year, make and model
- Cab and bed size
- Photos of both sides and the tailgate
- Any canopy, rack or toolbox on the truck
- Your logo and the coverage you want
Rather call? Call (425) 629-0796 · Mon–Fri 7am–5pm
Request your free quote
Match the coverage to the truck and the budget
Not every work truck needs a full wrap. A partial wrap usually covers the doors, bed sides and tailgate and works the truck's paint into the design.
Two trucks show the range. For Oak Hearth Homes, a real estate and construction company, we designed, printed and installed a full gray wrap on a Ford F-250 with their script logo across the doors. Play Creation chose a half wrap on a Toyota Tundra that lets the truck's own color show through.
Truck wrap options and prices
Partial wrap
Graphics on about half the truck, blended into the paint. Bold branding on a tighter budget.
$2,500–$3,100
Lettering & spot graphics
Cut vinyl name, logo, phone and website, or larger printed logos on the doors and tailgate.
Lettering from $350 · spot graphics from $615
Rear window graphics
Perforated film on the back glass. It looks solid from outside and you can still see out.
Quoted per truck
Pickups and work trucks we've wrapped
Read the Oak Hearth Homes F-250 and Play Creation Tundra projects, or see our gallery.
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Full wrap
Pickup truck wrap · Titan Roofing -
Case study
Ford F-250 wrap · Oak Hearth Homes -
Half wrap
Toyota Tundra half wrap · Play Creation
Serving Seattle from our Snohomish shop
We wrap every truck at 12531 Old Snohomish Monroe Rd in Snohomish. Seattle businesses either drop the truck off or use our pick-up and delivery. Box trucks have their own page: box truck wraps in Seattle. Wrapping several trucks? See fleet vehicle wraps.
What do customers say about Ardor Printing?
5.0 219 Google reviews★★★★★
“Every wrap they’ve done for us has lasted a long time and paid for itself very quickly! Can’t recommend them more.”
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“Ardor was very professional and responsive. They worked with us until the graphics were exactly the way we wanted them. Installation was quick and look great.”
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“Took them my concept, provided a sample graphic and color and in short order had it mocked up and sent me pictures of samples. So very quick and easy!”
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“Ardor Signs has been very easy to work with. the staff is always accomodating and efficient. We certainly would recommend them.”
Truck wrap questions
How much does a truck wrap cost in Seattle?
At Ardor Printing, a full pickup wrap costs $4,000 to $5,900: about $4,000 to $4,500 for a compact pickup and $4,900 to $5,900 for a crew cab. Partial wraps cost $2,500 to $3,100 and lettering starts at $350. Design is quoted separately.
Can you wrap a truck with a canopy, ladder rack or toolbox?
Yes. Racks, toolboxes and bed caps may need to come off and go back on, or we wrap around them. They can add to the price, so show them in your photos.
How long does it take to wrap a pickup?
Design and proofing come first. Once the wrap is printed, most pickups are installed in one to two days.
Do I need a USDOT number on my truck?
It depends on the truck and the work you do. Our guide to USDOT numbers and truck lettering in Washington covers the marking rules. If you need one, we can letter it on your doors.
What is the cheapest way to brand a new work truck?
Door lettering. Our first truck packages start at $495 and include logo layout, a mockup on your truck, installation and a 1-year warranty.