DPF Restoration & Cleaning - Kansas City, KS
Get Complete DPF Cleaning & Restoration
Champion FleetCare is proud to bring Kansas City the #1 DPF Cleaning Service in America — DPF Alternatives.
A clogged diesel particulate filter increases back pressure, reduces fuel efficiency, and can lead to costly engine or after-treatment failures.
Our professional off-vehicle DPF cleaning process removes built-up soot, ash, and contaminants that passive and active regeneration simply cannot eliminate — restoring your filter to as much as 99% of its useful life.
Located at
13904 W 108th St, Lenexa, KS 66215, we help fleet operators restore performance, reduce downtime, and avoid expensive DPF replacements — with services starting at $99.95.

5+
Years of Experience

What Is a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF)?
A diesel particulate filter (DPF) is a critical component of your truck's exhaust and aftertreatment system.
It captures soot and particulate matter to meet emissions requirements and reduce particulate output. Over time, ash buildup restricts exhaust flow and increases engine back pressure.
The industry standard cleaning method removes only about 35% of ash buildup. Our process removes up to 99.9% — a significant difference in performance and filter lifespan.
When not professionally cleaned, a clogged DPF can cause:
- Reduced engine power
- Poor fuel economy
- Frequent regeneration cycles
- Check engine or DPF warning lights
- Increased soot in oil sample analysis
- Potential turbo or engine damage
Regular DPF cleaning protects your engine, supports inspection readiness, and keeps your truck road-ready.
Our DPF Cleaning Process
Unlike quick chemical additives or incomplete cleaning methods, our professional DPF service focuses on complete restoration.
Air-Knife
Our base air-only service is an environmentally safe and competitively priced solution for moderately clogged filters. Every cleaning begins with this step to remove loose debris.
Ultrasonics (Premium)
Stage 4 — Our ultimate, industry-leading ultrasonic cleaning process brings any functioning diesel particulate filter back to as much as 99% of its useful life — far beyond the industry standard of 35%. We are so confident in this process that we offer a 1-Year Warranty on this service.
Advanced-Regen (Bake)
Stage 2 - Commonly combined with the Air-Knife process, our controlled bake removes hardened soot and carbon buildup without damaging the filter core. This stage is excellent for regularly maintaining your filter.
Solution-Flush
Stage 3 — Our Solution-Flush sets DPF Alternatives apart from other cleaning companies. Combined with Air-Knife and Advanced-Regen Bake, this option includes a 6-month warranty and should be considered the minimum level of cleaning for any seriously restricted filter.
Post-Clean Flow Verification
After cleaning, we retest airflow to confirm performance restoration and proper back pressure reduction.
Our goal is to restore airflow and back pressure as closely as possible to OEM specifications while extending filter life.

When Does a DPF Need Cleaning?
Many diesel trucks benefit from professional DPF cleaning around 150,000–200,000 miles, depending on duty cycle, idle time, load, and operating environment.
Common warning signs include:
- Frequent active regeneration
- Increased fuel consumption
- Loss of power under load
- Excessive exhaust back pressure
- Dashboard DPF or emissions warning lights
Addressing DPF issues early helps prevent emergency breakdowns and costly after-treatment replacements.
Additional After-treatment Services
DPF performance depends on the entire after treatment system. We also service related components to ensure long-term reliability.
DOC Cleaning
The Diesel Oxidation Catalyst (DOC) works directly with the DPF. If clogged, it can restrict airflow and prematurely contaminate a cleaned filter.
SCR System Inspection
Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) components are inspected to prevent DEF-related faults and emissions system failures.
EGR System Service
Exhaust Gas Recirculation (EGR) systems are evaluated to reduce soot buildup that contributes to premature DPF clogging.
Comprehensive aftertreatment service protects your investment and supports proper emissions-system operation.


Why Choose Champion FleetCare of Kansas City for DPF Cleaning?
We understand DPF service is about uptime, inspection readiness, and avoiding the high cost of aftertreatment component replacement.
Fleet operators choose Champion FleetCare because we provide:
Professional off-vehicle DPF cleaning
Complete after treatment system evaluation
Filters restored to up to 99% of useful life
1-Year Warranty on premium ultrasonic service
Flow testing before and after cleaning
24–48 hour turnaround for fleet vehicles
Transparent communication, photo documentation, and written recommendations
Our focus is simple: restore performance, reduce downtime, and extend filter lifespan.
Proudly Serving Lenexa, KS & Kansas City Metro Area
Champion FleetCare proudly serves Lenexa, KS, and the greater Kansas City metro area with professional diesel truck DPF cleaning services.
We support owner-operators, construction fleets, delivery fleets, and heavy-duty commercial truck operations.
Schedule DPF Cleaning
If your truck shows signs of a DPF restriction, don’t wait for a breakdown.
Call (913) 498-9999 to schedule DPF cleaning or visit us at 13904 W 108th St, Lenexa, KS 66215.
Champion FleetCare is here to keep your diesel trucks compliant, efficient, and operating at peak performance.
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should a DPF be cleaned?
Most diesel trucks require cleaning between 150,000 and 200,000 miles, depending on usage and operating conditions.
Can DPF additives replace professional cleaning?
No. Additives may assist regeneration, but cannot remove hardened ash buildup that requires off-vehicle cleaning.
How long does DPF cleaning take?
Turnaround is often 1–2 business days, depending on fleet volume, filter condition, and any damage found during inspection. If additional repairs such as truck welding are needed, service time may vary.
Is DPF cleaning better than replacement?
Often, yes — when the filter is structurally sound. Cleaning can restore airflow and back pressure at a fraction of the cost of replacement.


