Larkfield Car Wash

"All the machines are broken except the coin machine. No towel dispenser. No armor all dispenser. No air freshener dispenser. Place looks like its gonna close down SOON."

"Ditto to Gregory’s comment: “Its ok. The brushes for washing your car are chintzy and filthy.” Dirt didn’t come off part of my car and vacuums were so-so."

"The over-head hose fittings drip on your roof from above, good pressure, bad water spots after(even did 3 minutes of “spot free rinse”.) Clean place, decent price. Change machine OUT OF ORDER so I’d advise bringing at least $10 worth of quarters for a good pre-soak cycle, then soap cycle, then spray- wax(although no wax came out of mine) and (sort of) spot-free rinse. Didn’t use vacuums so can’t rate. Could use some shade for drying but, it’s not like there’s any trees around. Over-all, better than most. I will go back often due to water rationing/drought."

"Really nice manual car wash station. Using your quarters and manual labor you can really clean up your car with a breeze. With strong hoses and a very nice brush your car can look really amazing if you give it that love. After the wash you move your car and there are vacuums there to use which also take quarters. I leave this wash satisfied everytime because I am the one washing my car in every nook and cranny."

"It is a little bit pricey for a self-serve car wash $2.50 to start with and not much time increments with additional money! But it is definitely cheaper than going to an automatic/attendant car wash. Not only that, you get to burn some calories ;). The foam brush option appears to be a rip-off - half the time, you wonder if it's even foaming/working! The vacuum service costs $1.00 to start with. There's a machine that gives you quarters for bills - it only takes $1 and $5 and the drying towel machine ($0.75) didn't have any towels at this time. Overall, I would say this is not a bad option given your choices."