Automotive Stickers & Decals

Leland produces dealership decals, waterproof stickers and decals, car and truck dealer stickers and labels, trailer stickers, bumper stickers, and window decals. The products are built to handle the weather and abrasion conditions vehicles face year-round. Many auto dealers, dealership groups, and trailer manufacturers use Leland for branding and identification.

Yes. Leland's automotive decals are engineered for full-time outdoor use including snow, rain, ice, road salt, and UV exposure. The adhesive holds on painted metal, glass, plastic, and chrome under repeated washing. Many dealerships in northern states have used the same labels for years without re-application.

Yes — dealership decals are a core Leland product. Many dealerships place Multi-design orders for dealership groups with multiple brands.

Dealership decals are typically professionally applied to the rear window or trunk and are designed to be permanent — used for branding and customer referral marketing. Bumper stickers are more casual, often promotional or community-oriented, and can be larger or more colorful. Leland produces both, with material options suited to each use.

Yes. Leland's super-stick adhesive bonds well to trailer surfaces including painted metal, aluminum, fiberglass, and treated wood panels. Trailer manufacturers often order branding decals, serial number labels, and warning labels in single orders. Trailer labels use our heavy duty materials to ensure a secure bond that will last for years.

Yes — Leland produces both inside-mount and outside-mount window decals safe for vehicle glass. Inside-mount decals are common for registration and parking permits because they're tamper-resistant and weather-protected. Outside-mount decals are used for branding and visual identification. Each has its own material and adhesive specification.

Yes. Maintenance labels with write-on fields, oil change reminder stickers, and inspection labels are standard Leland products. They're built to survive engine bay heat and exposure to oils and solvents. Many fleet operators and dealership service departments order these in bulk.

Larger format products over 24 square inches typically have a minimum of 25 to 100 pieces. Smaller decals like dealer logos or maintenance labels usually have a minimum of 250 to 500 pieces.