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I'd easily go with an Element, but unsure if it can handle the payload?

I would consider a rav4. Also looked at a Pathfinder and a Kia Sportage. Anyone know the load the Kia could carry...I know the Nissan would be fine.

Thanks for your input Jomax. I'll look into the Excursion.

If I went towards a more economical vehicle, ie a honda element or maybe a kia sportage, would upgraded shocks or springs be enough of a change to the suspension to carry 60 gallons of water?

Thanks VP Mark, this is exactly what I'm looking to hear from those already established!

Good Evening Geeks, As you may already know, I'm using the approaching winter months to put together a mobile detailing vehicle. I'm obviously taking my time ad exploring all of my options. I know that everyone's options differer, so I'm goin to paint a picture and well run from that point...

Fantastic Work and spectacular Ferrari! I might have to drive over their one day to see your place!

Good Evening AG's, I'm working on putting together my mobile detailing setup. I want to run and electrical pressure washer attached to a water tank. I assume that a water pump would have to be setup, as an electrical pressure washer isn't able to pull the water. First, does anyone have a...

A truck would definitely make the most sense, but I've never been much of a truck fan. Will obviously look past that, as it may make the most sense. The other day I did look at a Chevy Avalanche and liked it.

Yes, but it's not practical for my uses. I can't afford to have a dedicated detailing vehicle and a personal vehicle.

Good Turkey Day Evening AG's, Being friends on FB, I've noticed many of you are running special of some sort. I was interested in finding out how you go about creating these coupons / ads / specials. Thanks, Kieran

Up-To-Date on liking everyone...you'll either have it from Kieran J or KJW Detailing...either way, you got Liked!

Continuing my search and making sure I explore all avenues, I contacted a local trailor company. I received a quote of 2500$ for an enclosed 6x10 (assumed that's the largest I will need). I'm still trying to locate a vehicle that would/could potentially carry everything, including a water...

The fortunate aspect to this, is when the weather is nice and I'm not detailing, I can replace any four wheel vehicle for that of my two wheeled sportbike! It does really well on gas haha!

I completely understand and know that if I go the route of having my own water, then I need something with a solid suspension. I wouldn't remove most items at the end of my day, just the items that need to be cleaned and or refilled. I want a vehicle that will be able to do the job over the...

I really appreciate the discussion that has developed. Essentially, my wife's Altima or my Kizashi would be our economical car (one of these will become a trade in), while the detailing vehicle would be a mobile detailing/day job vehicle/rolling

I plan to have all of my tools prior to buying a vehicle, so have a proper footprint to work off of to best determine the trunk space I need. The other aspect that I have to keep in mind, is that I'm not running from one place to the next throughout the course of the day. I typically have a...

Not a truck van, but if I was going to get something bigger, I'd look towards a Chevy Suburban or something similar.

Winter in NJ can be a sloppy mess and we get a enough foul weather to make an AWD or 4x4 a smart purchase. I've thought about running my own water tank and I'm unsure whether I will or won't use one. If I end up using my own water, it would be no bigger than 60 gal tank. I will have an...

I'd likely say its a 60/40 split between personal use and detailing.