Which size class is your car?
You shouldn't need a tape measure to read a pricelist. Every price on this site scales across four size classes, and this page settles which column's yours. It's measured by overall length, it's confirmed by the shop manager before work starts, and it won't move after that.
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Small to X-Large, by length
| Class | Overall length | Typically | Example detail price* |
|---|---|---|---|
 Small | 4,000 to 4,399mm | Coupes, sedans, hatchbacks, subcompact crossovers | Complete Diamond $500 |
 Medium | 4,400 to 4,799mm | Long sedans, wagons, 2-row crossovers | Complete Diamond $550 |
 Large | Over 4,800mm | 3-row SUVs, minivans, large pickups | Complete Diamond $600 |
 X-Large | Over 5,600mm | Extended SUVs and vans, HD trucks, sprinters | Complete Diamond $650 |
*We're using the Complete Diamond Detail as the example row. The same four columns price every service: washes run $39 to $99, interior details $275 to $350, and ceramic coatings $489 to $699. Don't know your car's length? Nobody does, and that's fine. The instant estimator sorts it by model, and the shop manager confirms it on-site, so there's no guessing.
Why size pricing is the fair way
Time and product, that's the whole reason. A crew that finishes a coupe in 7 hours needs 9 for a three-row SUV. There's more shampoo, more polish, more of everything. Flat pricing sounds simple, but it's really small-car owners quietly subsidizing pickups, and we'd rather show you the columns.
Between two classes? It's a weekly occurrence. The manager measures against the definitions above, quotes before any work starts, and the number won't budge. Condition can stretch the hours; it doesn't stretch the price.
- It's measured by overall length, not vibes
- Confirmed on-site before work starts
- Quoted once, never adjusted after
- Same four columns on every service
- The estimator sorts your model in seconds
Size questions, answered
How do I know which size class my car is?
By overall length: Small runs 4,000 to 4,399mm (coupes, sedans, hatchbacks), Medium 4,400 to 4,799mm (long sedans, wagons, 2-row crossovers), Large over 4,800mm (3-row SUVs, minivans, large pickups), and X-Large over 5,600mm (extended SUVs and vans, HD trucks, sprinters). If you're in doubt, the shop manager confirms it on-site.
Why do prices scale by vehicle size?
Time and product. A crew that finishes a coupe in 7 hours needs 9 for a three-row SUV, and a flat price would've just made small-car owners subsidize trucks. Size pricing keeps it fair both ways.
What if my car sits between two sizes?
The shop manager measures it against the class definitions on-site and quotes before any work starts. The price never changes after it's set.
