Returning a leased vehicle doesn’t have to be stressful. At Master Detail, we specialise in preparing your vehicle to meet lease return standards. As a result, you can enjoy a smooth and hassle-free process.
Expert Vehicle Preparation : Firstly we focus on essential tasks such as light scratch removal and minor upholstery fixes. If your vehicle requires more extensive services, such as dent repairs or smart repairs, we will provide a detailed quotation based on your description or images
Returning a lease or fleet car can lead to unexpected end-of-lease charges if the vehicle isn't in good condition. Professional detailing can help avoid these charges by restoring the car to a near-new condition. This can involve exterior cleaning, interior valeting, minor repairs to bodywork and wheels, and addressing potential issues like odours or stains.
Why Detail a Leased or Fleet Car Before Return?
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Lease companies may charge for damage beyond normal wear and tear, including scratches, dents, stains, and missing or damaged parts. Detailed cleaning and repairs can help prevent these charges
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A well-maintained vehicle is more attractive to potential buyers and can fetch a higher resale price, potentially benefit the leasing company and reduce your overall cost.
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Knowing your vehicle is in good condition before return eliminates the stress and potential financial burden of unexpected repair bills.
What to Expect from a Professional Lease Return Detailing Service
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Thorough exterior wash and interior detailing, including vacuuming, carpet cleaning, and stain removal. Addressing odours, cleaning and conditioning leather or fabric upholstery, and refreshing the dashboard and steering wheel.
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Take out any light scratches and swirl marks, enhancing the gloss of the paintwork.
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Addressing minor dents, scratches, or chips in the paintwork or wheels.
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Cleaning and dressing tyres and wheels to enhance their appearance and protect them from damage.
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A professional can identify potential areas of concern and provide a detailed report, allowing you to make informed decisions about repairs before return.