Truck Logo Design: 35 Ready-Made Logo Doors

Truck logo design here means picking one of 35 ready-made door logos, giving us your company name, and approving a proof before anything prints. Each design is $120 per door. We fit your name to the artwork, so this is not a from-scratch brand design. It works well when you choose a look that suits your trade and your door color.

How the process works

1. Browse the custom logo designs and pick a look.
2. Give us your company name when you order, plus a second line if the design has room for one.
3. We fit your name to the design.
4. We send a proof, and you approve it before anything is printed.
5. The decals ship with a printed instruction sheet and a link to the install video.

One door is $120, so a single door clears the $99 free-shipping line. The vinyl is 3M and Oracal, and the 3-year guarantee replaces a decal that peels or comes off. A truck with a logo on both doors needs two.

What a ready-made logo can and cannot do

It carries your name in the lettering style of the artwork, with a short second line where the design has one. The samples on the product pages use made-up names, and yours takes their place. We do not draw a new logo from scratch. If you want to change a color or a symbol, ask through the contact form before you order.

None of the sample artwork shows a USDOT number. If the truck is covered by the marking rule, it still needs its name and USDOT number on both sides (49 CFR 390.21), so add a USDOT Decal Sticker beside the logo.

Pick a style for your trade

Script looks feel personal and suit short names. Boulevard Swoosh Script is royal-blue script over a crimson swoosh. Highway Dash Script adds an orange road ending in a small semi. Golden Hour Script is sunset-orange brush script over an amber swoosh. Script reads slower than block capitals, and a long name slows it more.

Block lettering carries long names. Summit Block Mountain uses tall silver-gray slab capitals with a black outline under a dark peak, and its narrow letters keep a two-word name on one line. It suits flatbed, regional hauling and construction fleets. Starlight Italic Bold puts heavy black italic capitals under an arch of nine green stars.

Traditional serif suits family firms and regional carriers. Heritage Gold Serif is black ornamental western serif with a gold bar, and Old-Line Bar Badge sets forest-green serif between two gold bars.

Want a truck in the picture? Linehaul Semi Slab has navy slab capitals under a navy semi with copper speed lines. Front-View Semi Varsity pairs orange varsity letters with a red front-view semi and five stars.

Rectangle or contour cut

By default a logo decal is cut as a rectangle. Add the contour cut option on the product page, $10 more per door, and we cut the decal to the outline of the logo instead, so there is no box around it. It suits logos with a clear outer shape, such as a badge, a star or a mountain mark, and it shows the paint of your door around the design.

Match the look to your truck color

Light doors, whether white, silver or light gray, show almost every design. Dark doors are harder, because black outlines and navy or green lettering sink into dark paint. Colors with more punch on a dark door include the pink and gold of Starline Brush Script, which stands out on white, black, silver and dark blue, and the orange of Golden Hour on black.

Watch the other end too. Gold goes weak on yellow, cream or tan paint, and a red or orange door can swallow red or orange artwork. Our fonts and colors guide covers contrast, and the door size guide and lettering cost guide cover fit and budget.