Bubbly Bull

Kayla “Kriss” Miller 2 months ago

My fiance and I came here to vacuum and wash our cars and I am very pleased with the strength the vacuums have, the self serve rise, and foam brush are great too. Doesn't scratch the car up at all. Our cars are shiny ✨️ will definitely suggest this car wash to others.

Thousand D 5 months ago

I would say it’s a decent car wash. Everytime I go there’s a vacant spot that doesn’t work. Don’t go during busy hours because it gets packed and people take their sweet time. Vaccums are good and powerful. I wish the lot was bigger since it’s really tight. Some of the stickers for the settings are missing which makes it difficult to know what part you’re on. I wish the time could be stopped in between time because I have to run it twice , 3 minutes is just not enough. I would recommend for a quick wash , never leaves scratches.

E Aguinaga 6 months ago

Love this carwash! Super convenient to always have a place you can trust and take your car to anytime you need it. I usually use the bay for about 20 minutes for a good detail clean and spend $9.25 i believe that’s a good deal when you’re in control of how YOU want your car done. They have multiple trash cans at each vacuum and I only spend $1 using the vacuum (you are limited in time with that $1 but still what a steal)

Trenton Hayden 7 months ago

The stall I went to had a broken hose. I spent 6 dollars and only got the front of my truck clean. Water pressure was low and when I went to switch from soap to water it took 30 seconds to get clean water flowing. Do not recommend. Should have gone to bubble down.

Justin a year ago

This place could be decent, but my experience was a joke. I forgot my drying towels, so I waited for a bay with the new “Air Shammee” thinking it would actually help dry my car. Big mistake. That thing is completely useless—air pressure so weak it might as well be someone blowing on the car with a straw. I wasted extra money thinking it’d perform better, but nope. Ended up heading to the vending machine to grab a microfiber towel for $2.25—only for it to get stuck. Of course. Had to settle for the cheaper towels, which were basically overpriced napkins and did absolutely nothing. Everything else worked fine, but if you’re relying on that “Air Shammee” or need a towel from the machine, good luck. You’re better off just driving away wet.