Memphis Billboards: Mobile LED Billboard Truck Advertising
Reach Memphis audiences with mobile LED billboard trucks
High-visibility LED campaigns across Memphis's busiest corridors, venues, and events.
Home of Beale Street, Graceland, and the blues, Memphis sits on the Mississippi River as a logistics hub where I-40 and I-55 converge.
Boost Outdoor Media runs mobile LED billboard campaigns across Memphis - covering Downtown and the Beale Street entertainment district, the FedExForum and South Main arts district, the Graceland and Elvis Presley Boulevard corridor, and the I-40 and I-55 routes that carry freight and commuters through the metro.
Why mobile LED billboards work in Memphis
Memphis draws millions of tourists to Beale Street and Graceland each year while also serving as a major logistics hub where I-40 and I-55 meet. Downtown crowds at FedExForum, nightlife on Beale Street, and steady freeway commuter traffic make mobile LED billboards an efficient way to reach tourists, locals, and commuters together.
High-impact LED truck routes in Memphis
Our trucks work Downtown and Beale Street on event nights, loop the FedExForum and South Main Arts District, run Elvis Presley Boulevard past Graceland for tourist exposure, and cover I-40, I-55, and Poplar Avenue for broad commuter reach across Shelby County.
Target Memphis events with digital billboard trucks
Grizzlies games at FedExForum and the annual Beale Street Music Festival draw huge downtown crowds, and Elvis Week at Graceland brings fans from around the world every August. Add the Memphis in May International Festival and the AutoZone Liberty Bowl for concentrated, high-dwell audiences.
Flexible mobile billboard campaigns for Memphis businesses
Memphis campaigns serve tourism operators near Beale Street and Graceland, logistics and freight companies along I-40 and the FedEx hub, restaurants and music venues downtown, and event promoters at FedExForum. I-55 and I-240 routes extend coverage to the greater Mid-South region including Mississippi and Arkansas.
Reach Memphis tourists and river traffic
Memphis's identity as a music and logistics city means mobile billboard trucks can capture both destination tourists heading to Beale Street and Graceland and the steady stream of freight-adjacent commuter traffic on I-40 and I-55. That dual audience makes routes here especially efficient.
Coverage in Memphis
Where we go, who we reach
Key Areas
- Downtown / Beale Street
- South Main Arts District
- Elvis Presley Boulevard / Graceland
- Midtown
- Cooper-Young
- Overton Square
- Mud Island
- Uptown
Major Venues
- FedExForum
- Graceland
- AutoZone Park
- Beale Street
- Memphis Cook Convention Center
- Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium
Top Events
- Grizzlies games at FedExForum
- Beale Street Music Festival
- Elvis Week at Graceland
- Memphis in May International Festival
- AutoZone Liberty Bowl
- World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest
Major Highways
- I-40
- I-55
- I-240
- I-69
- Poplar Avenue
- Elvis Presley Boulevard
Our Trucks in Memphis
See the fleet at work
FAQ
Memphis mobile billboard questions, answered
Pricing
How much does mobile billboard advertising cost in Memphis?
A single LED billboard truck in Memphis generally runs $800–$1,500 for a standard 8-hour day, with weekly and monthly programs bringing the daily rate down. Final pricing depends on route length, hours, number of trucks, and whether your dates fall on a peak event week.
Single day
$800 – $1,500
per truck / day
8-hour route, driver, fuel, GPS tracking and photo proof included.
Weekly program
$3,500 – $6,500
per truck / week
5–7 route days with daypart optimization and mid-week creative swaps.
Monthly / always-on
$12,000 – $20,000
per truck / month
20+ route days rotating across neighborhoods, with a monthly recap.
Ranges are industry estimates for US local markets and vary by season and availability.
Nearby coverage
Other Tennessee cities we serve
Running a regional campaign? We pair Memphis with nearby Tennessee markets on the same truck schedule.
Ready to advertise in Memphis?
Get a free quote and hit the streets in as little as 3–5 business days.