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Your trailer is a rolling billboard. Most of them just roll. A wrapped trailer puts your name, your work, and your phone number in front of every driver on the Sawgrass, every jobsite in Broward County, and every customer who pulls up behind you at a light. We design and install custom trailer wraps at our Coconut Creek shop — business trailers, race trailers, food trailers, and everything in between — with the same 3M-certified installers who handle our vehicle wraps.
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The workhorse. Full-side branding on a box trailer is the cheapest square footage of advertising your business will ever buy.
Rail wraps, fender panels, and gate graphics that survive real work.
Full commercial branding, fleet-matched to your trucks.
Menu panels, serving-window graphics, and full-coverage designs that pass health-department muster and pull customers off the sidewalk.
Sponsor layouts, matte and gloss combos, and colors that match the machine inside.
Clean color changes and accent work, built for salt air.
South Florida eats cheap wraps. Sun, salt, and summer storms will lift bargain vinyl at the seams within a year. We install premium cast films rated for exactly this climate, applied indoors in our Coconut Creek facility — never in a parking lot — so dust, humidity, and rain never get between the film and your panels. Post-heating on every edge and rivet means the wrap stays down on corrugated sides, too.
1. Design. Bring us your logo and we build the layout, or bring us nothing and we design it from scratch. You approve a full proof before we print.
2. Print. Large-format printing on premium vinyl with laminate over every printed panel — that laminate is what keeps Florida UV from cooking your colors.
3. Prep. Every panel gets degreased and detailed. A wrap only holds as well as the surface under it.
4. Install. 3M-certified installers, indoors, with post-heating on every edge, seam, and rivet.
5. Walkaround. You inspect the trailer with us before it leaves. Nothing goes out the door until it’s right.
Smaller trailer jobs can often turn around same-day — drop it in the morning, tow it home that afternoon. Ask when you book.
“I have to say, the professionalism, on time service, kindness of all the employees that work here will be the reason I will recommend big shot rides. They recently wrapped my business trailer and he nailed it on the head the first try. The tendering was perfect, nothing needed to be done or touched up. I dropped it off Wednesday morning and I had it back in the afternoon to still get to my scheduled appointment. 100% recommended and this will not be the last time I will be seeing them! Thank you for everything Brian H.”
“Best in the Biz!!! Getting my second truck and trailer wrapped from them. I wouldnt think of no one else to do the job for me. Thanks Chris and Big Shot Rides for awesome service.”
Not every job needs every panel. Vinyl lettering and cut graphics get your name and number on the trailer at the lowest cost of entry. A partial wrap adds color blocks and imagery where eyes actually land — the rear doors and the top half of each side. A full trailer wrap turns the whole box into the ad. We’ll price the options side by side in the proof stage; plenty of Broward businesses start with lettering on a new trailer and come back for the full wrap once the phone starts ringing.
Hand wash with a mild soap, skip the pressure washer at the seams, and park it out of the sun when you can — that’s the whole maintenance manual. If a panel takes damage on a jobsite, we reprint and replace that panel, not the whole wrap. That’s the other advantage over paint: a wrap is repairable one section at a time.
Most trailer wraps we do are half of a bigger picture: the truck that tows it. We fleet-match trailer and commercial vehicle wraps so your branding is identical across every unit — same colors, same layout, same film batch where it matters. Need the tow rig handled while the trailer’s in the bay? Window tint, wheels, and truck accessories all happen under the same roof.
Plan on about five years on the box sides — vertical panels are where wrap film lasts longest in Florida sun; a nose cone or roof runs closer to three. Cheap calendared films can start lifting and fading inside a year — which is why we don’t install them.
Yes. Rivets and corrugations are where budget wraps fail. We post-heat the film around every rivet and into every channel so it stays down. It’s slower, and it’s the only way it lasts.
Every trailer is different — size, coverage, and design complexity all move the number, so we quote each job individually. Send us photos and dimensions through the contact form or stop by the Coconut Creek shop and we’ll turn a quote around fast.
Smaller trailers can often be wrapped same-day — several of our Google reviews mention dropping off in the morning and towing home the same afternoon. Full wraps on larger enclosed trailers typically run 2–4 days including print and prep.
A full wrap owns every inch of the panel and looks the most professional. A partial wrap concentrates your branding on the highest-visibility zones at a lower cost. We’ll lay out both options in the proof stage so you can compare before committing.
All of Broward County and the surrounding area — Fort Lauderdale, Pompano Beach, Coral Springs, Boca Raton, and up and down South Florida. The shop is just off Lyons Rd in Coconut Creek, minutes from the Sawgrass Expressway.
Bring photos and dimensions for the fastest quote.
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