Interior detail for Ram in Houston

Ram

How we approach a Ram

A Ram interior detail changes a lot with the trim. Tradesman and Big Horn work trucks come in with red clay and caliche dust ground into cloth seats and rubber floors, receipts in every door pocket and coffee spilled down the side of the console. Laramie, Longhorn and Limited trucks have leather that needs a proper clean and condition, and the Longhorn adds tooled leather, saddle stitching and open-pore wood that should never see a greasy dressing. Every Crew Cab has storage bins under the rear floor and a deep center console that can swallow a lunchbox; both get emptied, vacuumed and wiped. The big portrait screen on newer trucks is cleaned with a screen-safe product. Trucks used for hunting leases or with dogs in the back seat often need the pet hair or shampoo extraction add-on, and we quote that on the call. It is all done mobile, usually in two to three hours depending on how hard the truck works.

Ram paint

Huge flat hoods and tall bedsides mean a lot of paint to wash, and black, gray and deep red trucks show every tunnel-wash swirl. Older Dodge Rams in white and silver are known for clear coat that peels.

What is included

• Full vacuum, including trunk and under seats
• Compressed air in every vent, seam and crevice
• Dash, console and door panels cleaned and dressed matte
• Leather cleaned and conditioned
• Fabric spot-treated
• Interior glass and mirrors
• Cupholders, pockets, seat rails
• Light odor neutralising