Squeeky Clean Car Wash

As others have said, it’s a pretty basic but serviceable car wash. I went through the touchless car wash and not the self-​service portion of the location.

Worst car wash I’ve ever been to! Soap barely comes out, pre-​wash didn’t work, wax didn’t come out– just water. The sprayer wand is so long and the bays so narrow that you can’t turn around without scratching your car. Foaming brush doesn’t reach the other side of your car. Ridiculous! No wonder I am the only fool here

My biggest dissatisfaction was that the foam brush part of my wash (crucial) did not really happen because there was no soap coming out.
A dry scrub… sucked. The soap tank was probably out of soap.
Facilities seemed nice… the brush itself was good, the sprayer was about ⁶⁄₁₀ on pressure.
I liked how it takes Cards for payment (not on the vacuums though, which was inconvenient).
Probably won’t return or recommend.

Things here always seem to be broken. The vacuums are the worst vacuums I’ve ever tried to use at a car wash. I say try to use because no matter which one you feed quarters into there’s barely any suction and good luck with trying to get anything beyond some small dirt removed from your interior. As far as the car wash bays go, they usually do what you would expect them to but again several of them always seem to be under repair.

The self-​service bit of this car wash is pretty standard, but I do like that it takes cards, so I was all set when I ran out of quarters! Visually, it’s much cleaner and better maintained than any other I’ve typically come across, which makes it less of a chore to be at. I didn’t have any problems at all with it taking coins or card or stopping running when I was done.
I did LOVE the vacuums! They’re powerful and have really long hoses, with the proper ends to get in the tight spaces while still being large enough to suck up the larger junk.
I will say that the tools in the wash bays seemed kind of cheap, and I’ll stick to scrubbing my wheels at home, but it sure did the job on my poor car! The tire wash pre-​soak soap did seem to do a very nice job, I just couldn’t get into the crevices with the brush there (the head kept swiveling all funny).
Overall, I don’t mind it and now that I have my new-​used car to a standard the old owner seriously didn’t, I’ll probably give their touchless automated wash a go or two since other Unilocalers seem to like it!

For the love of all that is holy and sacred, do not use their automated wash. You would be better served taking your dollar bills and just throwing them out the window of your car while traveling at a high rate of speed down life’s highway. If your sole intention is to get your car wet, and then use the automated wash. If you want to to laugh at the finished product, then use the automated wash. But if you want your car washed, do not, I repeat do not, use the automated wash.

Broken sprayer gushed water from the handle. Lighting was dead in most of the wash bays. Lost a regular customer.

I’ve been to this location on 3 separate occasions and not a single time would any of the DIY stalls accept any of my 3 cards. Those same cards work everywhere else without fail, including University Car Wash off of 38^th/​Guadalupe (where I typically go). However, the gf moved off of Wells Branch so I’ve tried this place several times. Once among the 3 times I’ve been, I had some cash on me and just got quarters to run the stall. Everything worked well and the brushes appeared to be relatively new and in good condition.
I’d definitely bump this to 4 star rating if the freakin card readers worked.

Groupon!

I like this location. Always clean and very well taken care of. Everything works.

This review is for their automated touchless wash.
Since the last time we washed the car was months ago, my white Mazda6 had layers of dust, dirt, and bird poo. We opted for the 2^nd most expansive option (premium I believe) which pre-​soaked the car twice for better cleaning. The car is now so clean (yup, bird poo is gone) that I forgot that we have a white car! The only thing I can pick on is their drying process. You have to slowly drive the car out of the tunnel and there are still some water left on the windshield and windows. Definitely not spotless. What I will do next time is to bring my own towels and wipe the car dry. No big deal! This is much better than the car wash in any gas station.

I went to this car wash based on the other review here. I also was impressed!
I went on Saturday afternoon and chose to use the automatic touchless wash bay. This guy came out and said that he would apply pre-​wash treatments to the car, windows, and the wheels of my car to help the car wash do a better job. It definitely helped! There is no charge for this service, but the guy (wish I could remember his name) only works for tips. He was so good that I will go back when he’s there (he only works certain hours) and next time I’ll tip him more. I gave him $ 3, but felt cheap after coming out of the wash bay and seeing how clean my car was. It didn’t go in that dirty, but did come out sparkling!
Unlike the other review, I wasn’t that impressed with their vacuums. The first station I pulled up to, the vacuum didn’t even work. The vacuum at the 2^nd station worked, but wasn’t that powerful even though I chose the highest motor strength (and paid a little extra for it). Overall, though, I was still very happy with my experience and as I said I will definitely go back!

While this is mainly a DIY car wash, there is a lane for automated touchless washes.
I used the automated lane and was very impressed. The water pressure was very strong and my car, an ’06 Scion xB, which is hard to clean, got sparkling clean. The vacuum machines are also strong and did a great job cleaning the car’s interior.
The top notch wash, Premium, costs $ 8 and the vacuum charges $ 1 for 3.5 minutes.
If you’re in Wells Branch and need a car wash, go to Wells Branch Car Wash!