One brand, different bodies
A pickup, cargo van, box truck, and trailer do not share the same canvas. Fleet master design establishes the pieces that must stay consistent and the layout rules that can adapt.
- Master production files
- Color and placement consistency
- Mixed makes, models, and vehicle sizes
- Fleet numbers, driver IDs, and unit identification
- Replacement graphics and new vehicles added later
Installation without unnecessary gridlock
Vehicle availability, required completion dates, and acceptable downtime are planned before production. Larger groups can be quoted with phased installation when the schedule and project allow it.
- Vehicle inventory and condition review
- Identical-versus-mixed vehicle planning
- Phased installation options
- Current graphics and removal assessment
- Future fleet-growth planning
What to send for a useful estimate
Include the company name, vehicle quantity and types, whether vehicles are identical, current graphics, target date, design needs, available brand files, and whether installs can be phased.