Happy Car Wash

"Everything worked as expected. The bays are ok and pressure is good but other than that, place needs to be cleaned up. The vacuum hose I saw didn’t have the attachment and was just a 1.5 inch hose opening. Also a broken glass bottle was in the back parking lot."

"Drive into a muddy bay and overpay. Start with a soap or water rinse. The south bay upper hose arms can rotate to where they tangle/conflict with each other. Have to go back around the vehicle to release. Then switch to a foam brush that hardly puts out any soap, so you spend more time/money trying to brush all your vehicle surfaces clean. Finish by fighting the rinse hose again, and then creep out so the mud on the ground from the last people doesn't get slung up on your clean vehicle. Cost is almost $1/minute for use, and it adds up quick. This used to be our regular weekly wash stop while traveling, but we'll find another after this trip. Edit: Added photos after wash in sunlight. What soap they do offer leaves streaks and doesn't rinse off with their high pressure water. Total waste of time and money."

"Wouldnt spray soap, and you pay $4.00 for literally a hose off...also it says they offer wax its not even an option on the selection knob...and theres noway i would use that brush or any brush 4 soap on my black car. This is one main function of a carwash is the soap part!! GARBAGE...Not to mention trash has flown everywhere and dirt caked in wash bay. I caught myself trying to waste my wash time cleaning their wash bay (atleast by drivers door so maybe i wouldnt track it in my car) I took pictures. I understand that the work trucks create the dirt/mud.. but you know this is going to happen,and a simple cleaning every now and then would solve this problem. Needs someone to maintain it, Obviously!!"

"Car wash had its limitations for a complete 360 wash for our 37 foot class A RV (12 foot 6 inch high). It was good to get a good high pressure wash/rinse to get majority of the road grime off. Needed to get on the roof of RV to move hose around to clear ACs and antennas. Maneuverability could be a challenge for some larger rigs if unable to back up. Probably best to use first bay closer to driveway for larger space to swing out."