St John’s Shell Food Mart

My review concerns the car wash more than the gas station itself (which is par for the course).
With all the snow we’ve had recently, my car really needed a good wash. I chose this new Eco car wash over the «touchless» wash down the street, because I knew that the car would need the beater brushes to get rid of the salt buildup. I’m not sure what is eco-​friendly about it, since everything looked standard, including the multi-​colored foamy soap.
From a range of about 4 options, I chose the second-​best wash ($ 12) because I wanted an under-​carriage wash. As there was a long line of salt-​covered cars in front of me, I was able to watch several wash cycles and it honestly did not look like there was any under-​carriage wash at all — all of the spray came from the side, and there was no spray coming up from underneath the car.
When my turn came, the cycle started and it seemed very quiet and gentle. I soon realized that the beater brushes on either side of the car barely even reached the car and were brushing the windows with only a featherweight touch! I drive a small sedan, so my guess is that the car wash is built for a larger car and does not auto-​adjust to the size of the car inside.
As soon as I drove away, I could tell that, although the car was cleaner than before the wash, the light touch of the brushes was not nearly enough to clean off the salt, which was still caked on. In this case, I probably would have gotten better results from a touchless wash.
It was convenient to be able to pay with a credit card, but I would not recommend the wash for any small car.

Regular gas station, currently in a remodel stage, be careful when it snows or ice, they don’t shovel or salt the area, upgraded to a new Eco friendly car wash, haven’t tried it yet, store has great potential, but only good for quick snacks