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Rear window lettering for pickups and vans
Your business name and phone or website on the back glass. White cut vinyl reads on tinted glass and comes off clean. Previewed on the window before you order.
- From $29 both doors
- Free shipping
- Order now, ships Tue, Nov 10
- Preview to scale
Order now and it goes to the cutter Mon, Nov 9, ships Tue, Nov 10. Free shipping: arrives Thu, Nov 12 to Tue, Nov 17. Rush: arrives by Thu, Nov 12. Estimates based on recent orders.
Last check before checkout
This is exactly what gets cut. Check every letter and number against your registration.
Three steps. About a week, door to door.
Design it
Pick your vehicle, type your name and numbers, choose a style and size.
Check your numbers
Confirm every line against your registration. That is what gets cut, letter for letter.
Peel and stick
Pre-spaced on transfer tape with instructions. Both doors in about 15 minutes.
It goes on in about 15 minutes. No pro needed.
Your set comes pre-spaced on transfer tape, so the whole line goes on at once and stays straight.
1
Clean the door
Wash it, then wipe with rubbing alcohol so nothing sits under the vinyl.
2
Tape it in place
Line up the set, then run a strip of masking tape across the top as a hinge.
3
Peel and squeegee
Fold up on the hinge, peel the backing, lay it down and squeegee from the center out.
4
Peel the tape off
Pull the transfer tape back at a sharp angle. Wait a day before a car wash.
Full instructions and a squeegee tip sheet ship with every order.
No setup fees. No design fees.
Before you order
What has to be on my truck door for USDOT?
Federal rules (49 CFR 390.21) require your legal name or a single trade name and your USDOT number on both sides of the power unit. The marking has to contrast sharply with the paint and be readable from 50 feet in daylight while the truck is parked.
Do I need my MC number on the truck?
The federal marking rule only requires your name and USDOT number. Many carriers add the MC number anyway because shippers and brokers look for it, and it costs nothing extra on the same decal.
Do California carriers need a CA number on the door?
California intrastate carriers issued a CA number by the CHP generally need to display it on both sides of the vehicle. If you also run interstate, your USDOT number goes on too.
What do California contractors have to put on their work trucks?
Contractors with commercially registered vehicles display their business name and CSLB license number on each work vehicle, in print large enough to read easily. Our contractor template sets both lines for you.
Are magnetic door signs legal for DOT numbers?
Yes, the federal rule allows the marking to be on a removable device as long as it meets the same size, contrast and placement rules. Magnets work well for leased trucks and hotshots.
How big should the letters be?
The federal rule is about legibility from 50 feet rather than an exact size. Most carriers use 2 to 3 inch numbers and a larger company name. Our preview is drawn to scale so you can see it before you order.
Do I have to put the letters on one at a time?
No. Each door's lettering comes as one sheet, with every line already spaced and lined up on clear transfer tape. You tape it in place, squeegee it down and peel the tape off, and the letters stay put exactly where they were on the sheet. It takes about 15 minutes a door and there's nothing to line up letter by letter.
How long do vinyl door decals last?
Our Standard printed vinyl is laminated for outdoor use and lasts several years. Pro cut vinyl is premium cast material rated for about 7 years outside.