Truck Unit Number Decal (Single Line)

Anything up to 24 characters: UNIT 214, #214, T-12 or a letter and number such as B07. The builder sample is UNIT 214. Your text prints as typed, and the guarantee does not cover a mistyped digit. If you run a mix of equipment, a letter prefix can show the type of truck at a glance.

Add one entry per different number and order two of each if you want it on both doors. Orders of $99 or more ship free, counted before discounts, and promo code 10OFFNOW takes 10% off decals. Write your list of numbers and prefixes down first so every truck's decal matches your records.

That is your call, and we do not state any rule about it. Pick a spot that dispatchers, drivers and mechanics can see from where they stand, and use the same spot on every truck so people learn where to look. Door sizes vary from truck to truck, so measure the flat area before choosing a width. The door decal size guide can help.

Yes. The rectangle goes on a trailer panel, a box side or a door, as long as the surface is clean and flat. If you want a GVWR line to go with the number, the Trailer / Unit Number pair has an optional second line. The trailer decals page has layout ideas for the rest of the trailer.

No. Each decal is made to order and printed once, so a number cannot be edited afterward. To retire a number, remove the decal and order a new one, and the removal guide covers how. To tell crews or truck types apart in advance, you can color-code, since six background colors are available.