City Carwash

Self wash review The "high pressure soap was only water. No soap. Pressure was good, the sprayers were good, but the lack of soap really negates all the things this place has going for it. Just drive up the road to a better self wash car wash. It also randomly didn't register quarters as I fed them in.

Worst car wash ever even the white female attendant was terrible very disrespectful and the laser wash didn't even was my car more then half the car still dirt and the dryer didn't even work so not go there

Very upset with the way that my experience was handled. I hauled my horse trailer over to deep clean it. I’ve taken horse trailers to several car washes. I am VERY diligent about cleaning them at home first. I sweep out all horse manure/hay. All that I ever bring my trailers to car washes for is to power wash off the dirt that’s gotten stuck on the walls and in the mats. I was walked past SEVERAL times as I was cleaning inside the trailer. There are no signs posted that this is not allowed. It wasn’t until I’d already spent $10 in quarters that the attendant approached me and told me I was not allowed to clean the inside of my trailer there. She accused me of spraying fecal matter everywhere and went on to explain how the drains are not hooked up to septic. I tried to explain to her that

I would give zero stars if that was an option. I went there for a touch less car wash and the machine was so rickety, hard to read, and I had to keep pushing buttons. Finally, I saw the message to insert $12, which I did. After going through about a 3 minute wash I moved on through the dry cycle. When. I got home I notice me there were horizontal dirt/clean streaks on the sides of my car, as if some of the spouts were clogged. My car is only about 20% cleaner than when I went through. I will NEVER go there again. Don't waste your money

The Gentlemen who hand dries my vehicle was very polite and did an awesome job drying my old pick up. He treated her like she was a brand new vehicle. I will definitely return again. Gotta be the best in town.