Frankford Car Wash

"Their touch-less bay is usually broken. When it works its great. Maybe I just have bad luck, but 2/3 of the time I go there now the touchless bay is out of service."

"This is purely a review of the vacuums - don’t waste your time. You have to spend $2 minimum which is annoying if you just have one small section to do. But that doesn’t matter anyway because the vacuum suction is so bad it doesn’t pick up a single thing anyway. My trunk is still as messy/dirty as when I arrived as I sat there for 5 minutes going over the same spots with the vacuum."

"Highest level wash doesn't seem to include a spotless rinse so my car looks worse then when I went in. Also the overhead pours water down on car as you drive out so even more water spots. Just wanted to clean off pollen and not worth it. Every other touchless wash I've been to has done a much better job. Also, it's not touchless, I was not aware my wheels would be hit with a brush. Can't reccomend this place at all."

"Updating again because the problem still exists. I like the auto- wash, but the undercarriage cleaning doesn't start right away, and stops prematurely. My car is also still dirty most times. It's mostly a convenience. I'd love to see my $17 once to three times a month go towards improving the infrastructure."

"Used the auto bay with “light touch”. Too light apparently. The back of the car didn’t really get cleaned. The extra paid for the tire rim scrub was not really worth it. After the $14 wash, I then had to pay $2 more for vacuum and another $2 for the mat cleaner. So cost was $19 for a less than great wash. Coming from California recently, this was about triple for the same type of car wash. Pros - most of the car was clean. The vacuum is great and the floor mats came out nice. Cons - you only get 5 mins to vacuum your whole car (unless you pay more). Car wasn’t clean as a whistle coming out of the wash. Next time I might try the high pressure auto wash… or I might save money and do a better job at home."