SUV Detailing Is a Different Job Than a Sedan

An SUV interior has roughly 40% more surface area than a standard sedan. Three-row seating, a cargo area that usually sees more abuse than any other part of the vehicle, and rear floor mats that collect months of mud, dog hair, soccer cleats, and grocery spills.

The most common SUVs I work on in Johnson County: Chevy Tahoe, Suburban, GMC Yukon, Ford Explorer, Kia Telluride, Hyundai Palisade, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Land Rover Defender, BMW X5, Mercedes GLE, and Cadillac Escalade. The Escalade and GLE have real leather that needs different treatment than the synthetic found in most Tellurides.

What the SUV Interior Reset Covers ($275)

Full Premier Detail for SUVs ($400)

The full detail adds the complete exterior service to the Interior Reset. That means a rinseless hand wash using a rinseless wash (less than 2 gallons of water, no touchless scratching from automatic car wash brushes), iron decontamination spray that pulls embedded brake dust and rail dust off the paint, clay bar decontamination, and a paint sealant for hydrophobic paint protection that lasts for weeks.

Wheels get iron decon treatment separately, SUV wheels collect more brake dust than sedans due to the additional vehicle weight. They get fully agitated with wheel brushes and a long rim brush to get the inner barrel clean.

Common Questions About SUV Detailing

How long does an SUV detail take?

An Interior Reset on a three-row SUV runs 3.5 to 4.5 hours depending on condition. A full detail adds another 1.5 hours for the exterior.

Do you come to my driveway in Overland Park or Olathe?

Yes. I'm fully mobile.

Can you handle pet hair in the third row?

Pet hair removal is the number one call I get for SUV owners in Johnson County. Dog hair embeds into carpet fibers and seat fabric in a way that a standard vacuum won't fix.

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