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Kyle@PrecisionPolish

Kyle@PrecisionPolish

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I know alot of you guys work with the trailers and vans.

I'm not in the current situation for a trailer and am getting a new vehicle soon which is probably going to be a GMC Terrain.

I want to start slow for now so figured I could run most of it out of the SUV keeping focus on waterless and rinseless as much as possible.

Do any of you guys do this at the moment?
 
I don t know why it can t be done with the GMC Terrain mate .

Go as it goes & get a trailer later on if money permits .
 
Have heard bad things about the terrain, the company I work for picked up one as a work vehicle and it has been problemsome. Terrible brake fade, AC quit at 11,000 mi, and some others.

Just something to consider.
 
Buddy I have a 6x12 trailer but sometimes when I know I'm going to be in a tight space I just stick what I need in a single cab pickup. An SUV should be plenty of room.

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T0RCH3D said:
Have heard bad things about the terrain, the company I work for picked up one as a work vehicle and it has been problemsome. Terrible brake fade, AC quit at 11,000 mi, and some others.

Just something to consider.
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American Cars and trucks in general are troublesome.
 
I know scottwax works out of a maxima so any SUV should be plenty


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Well I was debating on a Ford Escape or GMC Terrain based on price. I love the Toyota Highlander and Acura MDX but both are considerably more.
 
I use a an escalade, shorter wheelbase version (Tahoe on rich man roids), and I can fit everything I need in it with my golf clubs in there, too. That's without folding the backseat.

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I'm using my Honda Accord right now. You'll make it work, pack things right and learn the best way to fit things. I use the customers water and electric and never ran into an issue. Bins and crates and even tool boxes are a great way to help things stack nicely.
 
Ya I do plan to go fully mobile at some point but by the time I do my training (DetailKings) as it is close enough to drive and there is a class in July it will be almost august here and only a couple of good months to get things going. It will be a good time to start nice and slow and plan for the spring.
 
MikeN said:
I'm using my Honda Accord right now. You'll make it work, pack things right and learn the best way to fit things. I use the customers water and electric and never ran into an issue. Bins and crates and even tool boxes are a great way to help things stack nicely.
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+1
I am currently working out of a Honda civic.
 
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