We have pricing packages available for each of our vehicle wrapping services.
We appreciate that some customers may need more design support, so we have created a number of design packages to support your customers.
Find the right package for your needs and your budget, or get in touch with one of our team to discuss your requirements.
(Wrapping cost based on vehicle size)
Optional Extras
Courtesy vehicles & deliver/collect service
All plus VAT and subject to sight of final artwork & design.
(Per vehicle. Wrapping cost based on vehicle size)
Optional Extras
Fleet survey
Courtesy vehicles & deliver/collect service
All plus VAT and subject to sight of final artwork & design.
(For standard colour change)
Optional Extras
All plus VAT and subject to sight of final artwork & design.
Company logo, images and fonts are provided by you in a usable digital format along with an overall design brief for us to create your wrap design.
Supply us with your logo, brand colours and examples of previous collateral (website URL, leaflets etc) and we will source imagery.
Provide us with a company logo and creative brief and we can create a vehicle wrap design that establishes your brand identity.
If you’re launching a business or looking for a rebrand, we can provide a full design consultation to produce a logo along with your wrap design.
Promohire’s pricing for promotional vehicle campaigns and brand activations depends on a number of factors:
If you’re planning sampling activity, a roadshow or an experiential event, get in touch with Promohire to find out more about pricing.
We can create a custom quote for your campaign, so the more you’re able to tell us about what you’re looking to achieve, the more we can help!
For single business vehicles, wrap costs start from £1300, and for vehicle fleets pricing starts at £1000 per vehicle. Vehicle wrap costs for personal projects such as colour change services start from £1700.
The total costs of any business or personal project will depend on a few factors:
We wrap using a wide range of block coloured vinyls from proven materials suppliers. Vinyls with additional properties such as metallic effects, two-tone colours, textures and chrome finishes will be more costly.
When planning your wrap it is worth considering if there are more complex areas of the vehicle that you need wrapped, such as interiors and painted smaller areas of the vehicle which will take more time for our specialists to complete to the highest standard.
Business vehicles
We understand that not all businesses have their brand elements mapped out, and we provide different design packages depending on the level of support required. Check out our pricing page for more information.
Personal projects
For more complex personal projects such as racing livery designs, we would need to review designed artwork from you to understand the placements of stripes and graphics.
It’s best to work using vehicle templates when creating your designs – you can request templates here.
The size of the vehicle will dictate the time required for wrapping and the materials required - in general larger vehicles will cost more to wrap.
Typically we find that our customers need a week to design, agree and finalise the artwork before we can print and apply, so it is worth considering design as part of the project timeline before booking your vehicle in with us.
Once we have approved artwork, we normally schedule the wrapping of your vehicle for the following week, depending on our current workload.
The vehicle wrap itself will take two days to complete. As part of the process we will need to ensure it is thoroughly clean before wrapping. Our team will then wrap the vehicle to a high standard and add the protective laminate. However, to ensure that the wrap films have completely bonded the vehicle will need to be left overnight. The next day we undertake a quality assessment before the car or van is collected or delivered back to you.
We can wrap any number of business and delivery vehicles, along with premium personal vehicles - including Porsches, Maseratis and Ferraris.
We also take on larger projects such as acrobatic planes, helicopters, piers and even the London Eye! If you have a larger custom project in mind, please reach out directly to our team.
Our award-winning wrapping technicians have decades of experience and only use premium wrapping materials.
We pride ourselves on attention to detail and won’t compromise on quality in order to rush a project or use poorer quality materials.
As part of aftercare we also include manufacturers warranties and our no-quibble guarantee. If you have any issues with your wrap, simply give us a call and we’ll investigate the issue and repair it, no questions asked.
For most vehicle wraps, including colour change and single business vehicle projects, we prefer to wrap at our own premises to ensure we’re providing the best service possible. Our workshops are clean, dust-free and secure, so you know that your vehicle is in safe hands.
For fleets we would wrap the first vehicle at our premises to manage quality and resources. Following completion of the first car or van, we can wrap a large number of vehicles at your premises, providing that we have a suitable space to work in. We need to factor in elements such as:
Alternatively, we can provide a replacement vehicle so that your business can continue as normal while we wrap the fleet at our site.
When it comes to custom wrap projects i.e. London Eye, piers, helicopters, we can complete wrapping on-site, providing the space is clean.
A good quality van or car wrap should last at least three years and may last up to five years but it depends on how well it is looked after. A wrap is the first line of defence for any damage, so over time, stone chips can appear from heavy use on motorways.
To get the most out of your wrapped vehicle we would recommend:
We ask that you clean your vehicle the day before it is wrapped. It is important that the vehicle is grease-free to allow the vinyl and laminate to bond to the car or van’s surfaces.
Please do not wax your vehicle as part of this cleaning process, as unfortunately this will need to be removed before we can apply the wrap.