Patriotic Truck Decals: Flag Door Decal Sets

Our patriotic truck decals are full-art door decal sets, not loose flag stickers. Each set is two matching decals, one for each door, for $189 per set. Five designs use flag stripes, stars, navy and red. You give us your company name, USDOT number and an optional MC number, and we email a proof to approve before anything prints.

US flag truck decals: the five designs

The names and numbers in the pictures are made-up samples. Yours take their place.

Freedom Line Blue Stars Stripes

A navy panel with a thin red and cream border. The name arches across the top in cream capitals above three stars and two ribbon ends. Below it, a chrome-stack truck seen head-on sits in front of a weathered flag. The numbers are cream on a navy band with a red star at each end. See the Freedom Line set.

Valor Axle Red White Blue Stars

The darker, shinier option. A deep navy panel holds a silver arched name, a black head-on truck with chrome, and a brushed flag with stars on the left and red and white streaks on the right. White numbers sit in a navy band, split by a thin red rule. See the Valor Axle stars set.

Valor Axle Patriot Flag

The lighter sibling. A white field with a navy and red border, a navy name with a red line on a winged banner beneath it, a navy and red truck, and brushed flag strokes on both sides. White numbers sit on a navy plate. See the Patriot Flag set.

Liberty Forge Shield Navy Red

A chrome-edged shield: one white word stacked over one red word, silver wings, and a flag behind a head-on truck. A navy plate below holds the white numbers, with a chrome star at each end. See the Liberty Forge set.

Liberty Line Navy Stars

The most traditional of the five. A side-view navy semi with red stripes sits in front of a star and stripe wing shape, over a worn navy slab name, a red descriptor line and a script slogan. The navy italic numbers print straight onto the white field. See the Liberty Line set.

How the USDOT and MC lines sit

Four of the five put the numbers in white or cream on a navy band or plate. Liberty Line prints them in navy on white instead. In every design the number lines are the largest plain text under the name.

A flag design does not change the marking rule. 49 CFR 390.21 asks for the carrier's name and USDOT number on both sides, in letters that contrast sharply with their background and can be read from 50 feet in daylight while the truck is stopped. Judge your proof against that, and confirm your own requirements with FMCSA or your state. The USDOT number display rules page has the summary.

Matching a flag set to your truck paint

Freedom Line, Valor Axle stars and Liberty Forge are dark-ground designs. On white, silver and light gray doors they stand out as framed blocks. On a navy or black door the panel merges with the paint, and the borders and chrome edging do the outlining.

Valor Axle Patriot Flag and Liberty Line are light-ground designs. On a dark door the white field is the bright shape. On a white door, the navy and red frames draw the edge. Fine details such as the stars and the script slogan fade at a distance, while the name and numbers carry.

What we need and what you get

• Your company name, USDOT number and optional MC number, entered on the product page.
• A proof by email to approve before printing.
• Two decals about 18 inches wide each (a decal width, not a legal size) for $189, which clears the $99 free-shipping line.
• 3M and Oracal vinyl with a 3-year guarantee, and a printed instruction sheet and video for a DIY install.

See semi truck door decals and the other illustrated door decal sets. For lettering only, see owner operator truck decals.