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Truck Wrap Cost in San Antonio: Installed Price Ranges

Tomas Amaya

October 19, 2026Updated October 19, 20265 min read

A fully wrapped food truck with bright branded graphics parked at dusk

How Much Does a Full Truck Wrap Cost in San Antonio?

A full printed truck wrap from Inline Graphics costs $3,210 to $5,350 on a pickup or SUV and $5,350 to $8,560 on a box truck, including design, print and installation. Wrap graphics are produced in 3 business days after proof approval, and installation is scheduled by appointment in the San Antonio area.

A full printed truck wrap from Inline Graphics costs $3,210 to $5,350 on a pickup or SUV and $5,350 to $8,560 on a box truck. Each range covers design, print and installation for one vehicle, and the exact figure depends on the vehicle and the panels agreed for coverage.

These are the same installed ranges listed on the full vehicle wraps page. Every vehicle class is priced per vehicle, by size:

Vehicle Full wrap, installed
Sedan or compact $2,675 to $3,745
Pickup or SUV $3,210 to $5,350
Cargo van (Ford Transit, Ram ProMaster) $3,745 to $5,885
High-roof van (Mercedes Sprinter) $4,815 to $7,490
Box truck $5,350 to $8,560
Trailer or food truck $3,745 to $6,955

The low end of a range fits a smaller vehicle in its class with simpler coverage. The high end fits a larger body or coverage that runs into more panels. A firm number comes back with the free quote once the vehicle details and photos are in.

What Changes the Price Inside Each Range?

Three things move a truck wrap quote within its range: the size of the body, the panels you want covered, and how complex the design is. A longer box, a taller roof or more surface to cover means more material and more installation time.

Coverage is the part to settle early. A full printed wrap carries one design across the agreed exterior panels, and the quote lists which ones are included. Do not assume every roof, mirror, bumper or door jamb is covered. Name the areas you want so they appear in both the quote and the proof.

Design complexity matters less than size, but it still counts. A layout that wraps a photo across several body lines takes more care to line up than a solid background with a logo and phone number.

How Long Does a Truck Wrap Take?

Wrap graphics are produced in 3 business days after you approve the proof. Installation is scheduled by appointment after that, and the project specific timeline is confirmed once the vehicle and design have been reviewed.

The steps run in this order:

  1. Request a free quote with the year, make, model and photos.
  2. Order, then review the digital mockup on your vehicle.
  3. Approve the proof. Nothing prints before this.
  4. Graphics are produced in 3 business days.
  5. Installation happens by appointment.

Where Does Inline Graphics Install Truck Wraps?

Installs are done by appointment in the San Antonio area, including New Braunfels, San Marcos and Austin. The install area is split into zones, and travel is part of the quote.

Install area Trip charge
San Antonio metro No trip charge
New Braunfels, San Marcos, Boerne and Seguin $80.25 per install visit
Austin and Round Rock $160.50 per install visit
Houston and Corpus Christi Quoted with the project, projects of $5,000 and up

The trip charge is waived on any job of $1,500 or more in the New Braunfels and Austin zones. A full wrap on any vehicle class above clears that amount.

Is a Partial Wrap or Lettering a Better Fit?

A partial wrap or lettering is the better fit when you want factory paint showing or the budget is set below the full wrap range. A full wrap makes sense when the brand needs to read on several sides of the truck with a background, large graphics and one consistent layout.

Compare the options before you request a quote:

Coverage Best for
Full wrap Broad coverage, the whole vehicle carries the brand
Partial wrap Selected panels, with paint showing elsewhere
Lettering and decals Name, phone number, website and logo on factory paint

Partial wraps and lettering have their own installed ranges on the partial wraps and decals and lettering pages. For three or more vehicles, fleet graphics are quoted per fleet.

What Should You Send for an Accurate Quote?

Send the year, make and model, clear photos of every side, the roof height for a van, and the panels you want covered. Add your logo and any design notes, and call out any area with rust, peeling paint or repaired panels.

Accurate details are what keep a quote inside its range. A high-roof or extended van needs a different quote than a standard cargo van, so name the exact model. Photos of damaged areas matter because a wrap does not repair paint or rust, and the surface has to be sound before vinyl goes on.

Ready to price your truck? Start the vehicle wrap quote, or call (210) 293-5651.

Frequently Asked Questions

A full printed wrap on a pickup or SUV costs $3,210 to $5,350 at Inline Graphics, and a box truck costs $5,350 to $8,560. Both ranges include design, print and installation. The exact quote depends on the vehicle and the panels agreed for coverage.

The listed ranges cover design, print and installation for one vehicle. Travel and quoted extras, such as removing old graphics, are handled separately in the quote. The panels that are included, such as the roof, mirrors, bumpers or door jambs, are listed in the quote and proof.

Wrap graphics are produced in 3 business days after you approve the proof. Installation is then scheduled by appointment, and the project timeline is confirmed once the vehicle and design are reviewed.

Yes. A cargo van such as a Ford Transit or Ram ProMaster runs $3,745 to $5,885 for a full wrap, and a high-roof van such as a Mercedes Sprinter runs $4,815 to $7,490. A pickup or SUV runs $3,210 to $5,350.

Yes. Once you order, you receive a digital mockup on your vehicle, and nothing is printed until you approve it. The quote itself is free.

No. A wrap does not repair peeling paint, failed clear coat or rust. Send photos of those areas before the quote so the work can be confirmed, and repair the surface first.