Why settle for a stock interior when you can easily upgrade your SUV on your own? Here are some ideas to get you thinking about ways to personalize your SUV's interior and make it work for you.

1. Custom Floor Mats

There was a time when dealers would throw in a set of floor mats with a new SUV purchase. Why settle for ordinary floor mats when there's a whole range of fun, useful, durable products on the market? Order up a little custom embroidery, and you'll have one-of-a-kind floor mats to impress your passengers (and keep your carpets clean).More »

2. Dash Board Covers

The sun can be brutal to an SUV's interior, especially to the dashboard. If your dash has seen better days, or if you want to prevent sun damage, a dashboard cover is a great option. You can get a custom cover, sized for your exact vehicle and color matched to your interior, and protect your investment while sprucing up your dash.More »

3. Seat Covers

Don't wait until your seats are stained and worn through to protect them. High quality, fitted seat covers are a great way to keep original seat material looking great and lasting long. Not only that, you can find great patterns, colors and textures that will enhance your SUV's look while keeping everything looking new. It's much easier to remove and clean (or replace) seat covers than it is to clean and repair seats. If you have kids and pets, these can be a lifesaver.More »

4. Steering Wheel Covers

As an SUV driver, you probably spend more time touching your steering wheel than you do any other part of the vehicle. Shouldn't your steering wheel reward your touch with great feel and comfort? Even if the manufacturer didn't provide you with a luxury steering wheel, you can add a rich, comfortable fabric or leather cover to your wheel and drive in style.More »

5. Speakers

The stock speakers in many SUVs leave much to be desired when new, and get tired quickly. With a few hand tools, you can replace the stock speakers with a new, upgraded set of matching units. It's the easiest, least expensive and most effective upgrade you can make to your SUV's audio system. Even if you're not tremendously handy, this is a plug and play job that will reward you with better sound every time you turn on the radio.More »

6. Wood Dashboard Trim

Fake woodgrain is almost uniformly ugly. Why not replace the fake wood trim in your SUV with real wood? Several manufacturers build model-specific kits that are easy to install, and really enhance the look and feel of your SUV dash.More »

7. Cargo Nets

If there's one thing that drives me nuts, it's groceries and packages rolling around my SUV when I'm trying to whip around the parking lot and get home before the ice cream melts. A good set of cargo nets can help solve this problem, and also give your SUV's interior a cool, ready-for-anything look.More »