Between work trucks and family SUVs, Silverados and Tahoes make up a steady share of what comes through our shop. Both share GM's larger body panels, which changes the math slightly on pricing and correction time compared to a sedan.
A Silverado used mainly for commuting and weekend hauling is a great fit for our 5-Year Advanced package — enough protection to handle West Texas sun and dust for years without the premium cost of the 10-year tier. A Silverado in regular work or oilfield rotation benefits more from the 10-Year Elite package given the added exposure.
Tahoes tend to come in cleaner overall — less lease-road exposure, more consistent garage or driveway parking — but the larger glass area and rear cargo doors mean paint correction on a Tahoe often takes longer per panel than you'd expect from a vehicle this size. We factor that into scheduling upfront so there's no surprise mid-appointment.
Full-size trucks and SUVs run above our base sedan/coupe pricing ($799 / $1,299 / $1,899) due to the added surface area — we'll give you an exact quote after a quick visual inspection.
Wheel and windshield coating are available as add-ons on either vehicle if you want the full protection package in one appointment.
We'll inspect your paint and tell you exactly what it needs — most clients are booked within 48 hours.
The Coat Plan is our monthly ceramic maintenance membership. pH-safe washes, iron decontamination, and SiO₂ topper every month. Priority scheduling, locked-in rate. No contracts.
Pricing follows vehicle size. Stage 1 Essential is $195, Stage 2 Full Reset & Protect is $350, Stage 3 Premium is $695 — sedan pricing, with SUVs and trucks priced by size. Ceramic coating and correction are priced separately.
Condition matters more than model. What changes by vehicle is size, paint hardness, and how it is used — a truck that works outdoors needs a different plan from a garaged weekend car, even at the same price tier.
Yes. Every package includes full decontamination and a one-step paint correction before the coating goes on, because a coating locks in whatever is underneath it.
A detail is most of a day. Ceramic coating runs multiple days across decontamination, correction, application and cure. We will give you a realistic timeline rather than a convenient one.