Mobile Tire Service Van Decals: Lettering and Logo for Service Vans

Mobile tire service van decals have a specific reader: a customer standing at a window, on a sidewalk or next to a parked car, scanning the street for your van. The doors should carry your business name, "mobile tire service" and a phone number in lettering big enough to confirm the match in a second. A tire logo can speed that up further.

The customer is looking for you

Most trades are read by strangers. A tire service is also read by someone who is waiting. They have a car with a flat or a set of worn tires, they have your name from a phone call or text, and they are watching traffic for the vehicle that matches it.

Two things make that match easy:

• The name on the door is the same name they have in their messages.
• The phrase "mobile tire service" tells them it is the van that comes to the car.

You do not need prices, tire brands or a list of sizes. Those belong in your quote.

Mobile tire service truck lettering that works at the curb

A tire van often works right beside the customer's car, so people read it from close up and at an angle. Keep each line short and horizontal. Four items are enough:

• Business name.
• "Mobile tire service."
• Phone number.
• Optional: the area you cover.

Sample doors with made-up text

Name and number. The Business Name + Phone decal is $30.99 per decal. It is the simpler choice for a van that mostly needs to be recognized:

• Tireline Mobile
• Tire service at your location
• (555) 013-9086

More lines. The Make-Your-Own 5-Line decal is $51:

• Tireline Mobile Tire Service
• We Come To You
• Serving Lakeshore and Nearby Towns
• tireline.example
• (555) 013-9086

Proofread the text closely, since we print exactly what you enter. The door builder shows the layout on a truck door before you pay.

Mobile tire service truck logo: the tire icon

The Tire Icon Mobile Tire Logo is $120 per door. A large black tire with a light-colored hub sits above heavy black italic capitals. Beneath the name, "Mobile Tire Service" is set between two red rules. The sample reads "Tirewise." We fit your name to the design and send a proof for approval before printing.

A round tire is about the quickest symbol a stranger can read. The design is mostly black, so it looks strongest on a white or light van. The phone number is not part of the logo, so order a separate decal for it.

Contour cut and where black needs a light door

The optional contour cut adds $10 per door and trims the decal to the outline of the logo instead of a rectangle. Here that means the tire's edge becomes the edge of the decal, with no box behind it. On a dark van, the black tire would sink into the paint, so keep the rectangle there. On a white or light van the cut gives a clean, outlined tire.

Decal or magnet?

A magnet comes off, and that suits a vehicle that does other jobs on other days. A decal stays on, which suits a van that works as a tire service every day. If you are unsure, our guide to magnetic signs explains what to weigh, including where magnets can fail. We make decals, not wraps.

Cost and later changes

The truck lettering cost guide shows how the pieces add up for a van like yours. When you change vans or names, how to remove truck decals covers the steps.

For other service vans, see mobile mechanic truck decals and tow truck door decals.