Vehicles fitted with chevron kits are easier to identify and can help improve road safety for both operators and other motorists. Below, we look at suitable kit options and the steps required for a tidy installation.

What Are Citroën Chevron Kits?

Chevron kits are hard-wearing adhesive graphics created for use on vehicle surfaces. They can be used to personalise a vehicle’s appearance or increase its visibility to other road users.

Designed for durability, the graphics resist rain, sunlight, and regular road use over extended periods. Most Citroën safety chevron kits use high-visibility red and yellow striping on the back of the vehicle. This makes the vehicle easier to spot during daylight hours and in low-light conditions.

Types of Citroën Chevron Kits

For Berlingo models, dedicated kits fit neatly onto the rear doors and panels.

Owners of Dispatch vans can obtain kits designed specifically for post-2016 standard models.

Relay kits can accommodate several body styles, such as high-roof and Luton conversions. These markings support visibility standards for roadside vehicles.

Why Use Chevron Kits?

Chevron kits provide a clear visibility benefit when light levels are reduced. For example, a van parked beside a motorway during overnight maintenance work can be identified more easily by approaching drivers. Clear markings assist drivers in spotting stationary or slow-moving vehicles sooner.

In addition to safety, vehicle graphics can support marketing efforts. Commercial operators often use vehicle graphics to advertise products and services while travelling. Private owners may also choose bespoke designs to give a vehicle a more individual appearance.

Applying a Chevron Kit

Start by removing dirt, dust, and residue from the vehicle surface. A clean surface improves adhesion and helps achieve a better finish.

Once prepared, position the kit carefully and apply it using the adhesive side against the vehicle. A squeegee is useful for eliminating air pockets and achieving a flat finish. Proper installation helps maximise durability and appearance.

Points to Consider

A few practical considerations should be assessed before installation. Chevron patterns are most commonly found on vehicles used for work-related roadside duties.

Like any external graphic, they will eventually show signs of ageing. Eventually, the graphics may require renewal to maintain appearance and effectiveness. Keeping the graphics in good condition supports ongoing adherence to safety expectations.

Final Thoughts

These kits offer a straightforward method of increasing rear visibility for commercial vehicles. Proper fitting ensures the graphics remain effective for years. Further details on vehicle graphics and adhesive solutions can be found through App Tape.