Emblems & Decals

Change the Badges, Change the Truck

Badges are the cheapest thing on a truck that anyone notices. Swap chrome lettering for black, add a decal, cover over a badge you never liked. It is the smallest change on the list and one of the most visible from across a parking lot. Most of what is here is Putco emblem and lettering kits, listed by vehicle.

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Putco makes up the bulk of the section with emblem and lettering kits, which are sets built for a particular truck rather than loose letters you space out yourself and hope stay straight.

Rough Country adds decals to the group. RIGID Industries lists number plates in black and white, and there is an emblem from Warn.

Two things are worth knowing before you order. Kits are vehicle specific, so filter to your year, make and model instead of matching by eye. And the surface has to be clean and warm for anything adhesive to grab, which is why a badge applied in a cold driveway in January is a badge you will be doing again in February.

Common Questions

What is a lettering kit?

A set of pieces made to sit over or replace the factory lettering on a tailgate or fender, usually in a different finish, with black instead of chrome the common choice. Because the pieces are cut for a specific truck, the spacing and shape come out right without measuring. Kits list by vehicle, so pick yours before comparing finishes.

Will these fit my truck?

Emblem and lettering kits are made for particular models and model years, so use the vehicle filter rather than going by how a photo looks. Body styles change partway through a generation and a kit for the previous one will not sit flush. If you are not certain what you have, a store can check it against the VIN in a minute.