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yousefüber Google

vor 3 Monaten

If you wash you’re car once they’ll keep deducting money from your account even if you don't sign up for a membership, and if you want to cancel you have to physically go to the station and cancel it, very inconvenient and not transparent with that when you visit.

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Ian Devlynüber Google

vor 4 Monaten

I had a very complex tax return this year because I started my own business. I also had a few other life changes like getting a divorce, donating my ex-wife’s money to charity, and so on so forth. It was going to take me hours to do. So I decided to get a car wash here. I showed up in the morning. By the time I finished my extremely complex tax return and had multiple calls with my accountants, I the beautiful green light finally turned on for me and I got my car wash. As I rolled out I got a beautiful sunset too. Love this place.

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Kanzesoüber Google

vor 7 Monaten

Do NOT go here, it’s a complete waste of your time. It’s always busy, 5-7 cars are in line all the time. If every car takes 10 minutes to clean, that’s 50-70 minutes of your time. So, take your hourly wage, add it onto the already inflated price of this car wash, and realize you’re paying $40+ just to go here, when you could have a mobile cleaner come to your home for that much, or you could go to another place for 1/3 of the time and a fraction of the price. Time is your most valuable asset. Don’t waste it here.

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Ian Stewartüber Google

vor 7 Monaten

Paid for $20 "Extreme Seal Wash" and was left with a dirty car after lol. Ignoring the comments about lines (which are true - part of why I went is how busy it usually is,) the car wash is just... sub par relative to other washes I've been to? Definitely overpaid for what the result was

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Garrett Schillerüber Google

vor fast 3 Jahren

One of the best touch-free car washes in L.A. It is open 24/7. The various soaps and waxes used are good quality. The final rinse is supposed to be spot-free but realistically it leaves your car with soft water spots and come off relatively easily. Overall, it does a very good job for a touch-free wash! Warning - the lines here can be very long. Estimate about 4 minutes per car. I go here almost daily and yes I have used a stop watch. On average, there are at least 5 cars in line, so you will have to wait at least 20 minutes before you go in. There is usually no line between 11:00 p.m. and 4:00 a.m. =) Just FYI, What is a touch-free car wash? The wash uses high pressure water and a variety of soaps to blast your car clean. No rotating brushes or anything that "touches" your car. So your paint or vehicle wrap is safe here. Cheers!