Classic Car Wash

Update 2-24-25: a manager called me back today & I explained what happened. He was very nice and helpful and offered to refund me for the incomplete wash and the trouble with the aroma/vacuum machines. Changing review to 4 stars.
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It used to be very good but has gone downhill. It is now an up charge to get your car dried and it never used to be. Not a big deal, if the dryers worked well. My car came out looking streaked and rough/not clean. Additionally, they just put in new vacuums at $1.75 a pop, which is also fine however they added this “aroma” thing to it and it defaulted to aroma (which is literally just a wet and highly greasy liquid that you are supposed to spray into your car under the seats and what not. So it took my $1.75 in quarters and gave me the aroma thing which I absolutely didn’t want. I went to use my last 2 dollars to get MORE change and the machine gave me 2 tokens. Which would have been fine, had the vacuums accepted tokens. But nope, on the machine it was quarters only. So why have a change machine they gives tokens?? At this point I had exhausted my coins and cash and only had a $20. I walked all around and knocked on the employee doors but no one was there. I called the number but it went to VM. Explained the situation and no one called me back. Massive waste of time and very disappointed all around.

These pictures are my car today immediately after the wash and dry.

This self use car wash has all things needed to get your car in a nice condition. Right from the vacuum to the strong jets with water supply a and soap. It also has automated drying and provides different packets to clean your tires, make your car smell good, use microfibers to wipe it clean each for a dollar or so.

This car wash is convenient, offering both manual self-service and drive-through options. We opted for the self-service wash, which took less than 10 minutes in total. However, the drying effect was not very satisfactory after the wash.