Car Detailing for Toyota Tundra

Detailing your Toyota Tundra

A Tundra is a lot of truck to wash, and the flat hood, roof and tailgate are where water spots and swirl marks show first. The crew cab interiors are enormous, often with saddle-brown leather in the 1794 Edition that picks up dye from jeans and needs a proper leather cleaner rather than a wipe. We also spend time on the running boards, the grille, which catches bugs all summer on the 400-series highways, and the bed, whether it has a liner or not.

What we watch for on a Tundra

• The flat hood, roof and tailgate show water spots and swirls first and need proper decontamination before sealing
• Saddle-brown 1794 Edition leather picks up denim dye and needs a real leather cleaner rather than a wipe
• The grille catches a summer's worth of bugs on the 400-series highways; we soak them before any scrubbing
• Running boards and the bed, lined or not, hold salt and gravel and get their own cleaning step
• The huge crew cab rear floor usually carries work gear or hockey bags and needs a thorough extraction

Pickups: work on the outside, family on the inside

Trucks get the roughest outside treatment and a surprisingly family-sized inside. We deal with bed rails, step bars, tar and tailgate grime on the outside, and crew-cab rear seats and floor liners on the inside.