The short answer
You can wrap a leased car, truck or van. Premium vinyl covers the factory paint without changing it, and it comes off cleanly without leaving glue behind. When the lease is up, we remove the wrap and the paint underneath is just as good as it was before.
Check your lease first
Most leases only ask that the vehicle comes back in good condition, with the original paint. Some leasing companies have their own rules about wraps or ask you to let them know. Have a quick look at your agreement, or ask the dealer, before you book.
Why a wrap suits a lease
A leased vehicle has to come back without damage, and the paint takes the most wear. Vinyl protects it from minor scratches, UV and winter salt, which helps keep it in shape for the return inspection.
For a business, it means leased work trucks and vans can carry your branding for the whole lease without touching the paint.
Full wrap, partial wrap or decals
A leased vehicle can get any of them. A full colour change gives it a completely new look. For business vehicles, a partial wrap or a decal kit costs less and still comes off cleanly at the end. Not sure which one fits? Ask us and we'll quote each option for free.
Taking it off before you return it
Book the removal a few weeks before the lease ends, so the vehicle is ready in time. Removal is priced per project. We don't recommend leaving any wrap on longer than eight years, and most leases are shorter than that anyway.
