Motor City Auto Wash

Jacob 2 months ago

I’ve used the self service side of the wash as well as their touchless automatic. The choices on the self service side are great and the touchless machine always does a great job, which I pretty much use unless my truck is very dirty. Fairly priced for both as well.

Shayne Pfaff Edited 2 months ago

SO happy to have found an amazing touchless car wash!! My car was pretty dirty prior to taking it in, super dusty from the monsoon rain and what not. I did the highest tier package without the wheel brush cleaner because I had reached out to the owner prior and they suggested with aftermarket / powder coated wheels it might be best to avoid just in case due to the type of brush it is. This is a good thing. This is good customer service (by the way they responded to my email at like 8pm right away), they were honest instead of trying to lie for the sake of a “sale” so to speak. Anyways, there was only one car in front of me at about 9am on a Sunday. I paid through their app which made it super easy so I just scanned the barcode at the machine before going in. I drove up until it told me to stop and then it got to work. It didn’t take too long. It took what felt like a good amount of time where it was doing a good job rather than just a job. Once it was done I pulled out to the dryer and I think I had about 90 seconds or so in there to dry the car. Now, I will say it didn’t completely dry it but any dryer like that it’s going to be hard to dry it 100%, and it also depends on how th

Paul Kleimeyer 4 months ago

Tried the touchless drive thru wash and was very pleased. For $8 this can’t be beat for convenience and gentleness on my car’s paint. I haven’t tried the more expensive deluxe options. The dryer could be better, as it didn’t do well drying the back of the car. The manual wash bays are easy and effective as well.

Nandino Beronja 4 months ago

I tired self wash. I put in $5( gives you 5 minutes) to rinse the truck down. Only enough time to do a speed rinse, water only nothing else. I put in another $5 to wash the wheels and tires, I was finished with only one side and 43 sec left on the clock. So for $10 I basically got nothing. I used spot free rinse, which left spots regardless. I stopped, because this point it would cost easily $40 to give your truck a basic wash. Then I went to you drive thru wash and your machine is either out of paper or broken lol.

BethePandaGames Edited 4 months ago

$1 per minute and seems to be cheaping out on foam. It’s a nice location with good lighting but the foam brush is pretty warn down and the foam production is not good. Good dryer pressure, but $1/m I would expect more quality for such a busy location. (Willing to edit review if management resolved these issues)