Vehicle branding should feel like part of the same business customers see on your signs, workwear and printed material. Consistent colours, logo use and wording make the vehicle easier to recognise without forcing too much information onto it.
Keep the brand consistent
Use the approved logo, the same business name and the same core colours wherever practical. If several vehicles are involved, agree a repeatable information order before producing the first one.
Prioritise recognition and contact
A viewer should be able to identify the business, understand the main service and find a contact route quickly. Smaller claims, long service lists and several phone or social details can weaken the message.
Allow for the shape of the vehicle
Doors, handles, windows, trims and panel shapes affect placement. Photographs and accurate vehicle details are needed before the design is confirmed.
Time for Designs supplies cut vinyl lettering, logos and smaller graphics. We do not supply full vehicle wraps or colour-change wrapping. See our vehicle lettering and graphics service for the information required for an assessment.