Finish Line Car Wash

"Nice system. Removed the side drying towels. Really does great job over 2 years and not one scratch mark."

"Didn't even get the stuff off the windshield or hood,,left spots all over did not clean my car you can see where cats had been on it prior to getting it washed"

"good car wash just do not get tire treatment, went back next day because it did nothing and then second time made no difference so not worth this as an add on. the supplies available outside by vacuum is really wonderful, we do not have this locally"

"Used to be good but has become a poor option for getting a vehicle clean. Soap often stays on after having gone through the wash. Doesn't clean more than a regular rinse with a garden hose. Close randomly under guise of weather or for whatever reason they can come up with. They make it hard to cancel. Won't let you cancel on-site. They tell you to call a number for that (but they're so happy to take your money on-site when you start a membership). Rude management and rude customer service agents at their call center, if you ever get through to them."

"In the last 4 months I've used this facility 3 times. The first time I discovered 2 days later in a blinding downpour that my front driver's side wiper was broken. I turned on the wipers and it went flying! When I retrieved it, it was clearly broken. Distressed, I then turned on the rear wiper and found it was missing completely!! As best I could I navigated to a local auto parts store and purchased both wipers and replaced them. I then contacted corporate office to inquire as to this issue. Their response was to return to the facility so that the manager could review the footage and make a determination. No, I don't have time and everyone has trouble now and then. I let it go, even though I'd paid for the most expensive wash and didn't get the most expensive wash AND bought $30 worth of new wiper blades. Next time went smoothly. 3rd time earlier this week. Again, paid for the most expensive wash. Made it about 3 minutes down the road and glanced in the rear view to find that my rear wiper blade which I had purchased only 4 months earlier, was missing. I went back this time. Talked to the nice young man that remembered he had assisted me and he offered to go look for it. He returned with 1 entire rear wiper blade assembly and another blade that would not fit my rear wiper. He completed a claim that included my license plate (understandable) and the vin sticker inside my door along with questions about how long I've owned the vehicle, where I bought it and what the mileage is. How does any of this relate to a missing wiper blade??? Not sure but whatever. I get an email the next day that says the footage does not indicate any damage to my vehicle but as a courtesy they want me to see a local body shop for the damage. Who goes to a body shop for a wiper blade? REALLY?? Are you KIDDING ME?? Nope. I promise I was at the auto parts store within 10 minutes of completing the claim and purchased a new wiper blade. Not only did my car still look like it needed washed but I paid for a new wiper blade as well. and by the way, the auto parts clerk mentioned that LOTS of folks come in for wiper blades and side mirrors after have a similar experience at this facility. I'm telling you now, if you value your vehicle, DO NOT VISIT THIS PLACE!!! A free vacuum is not worth wipers or whatever else!!"