Lakeside Auto Spa

Got a car wash this evening — the guy directing me in could not have been anymore rude — he was motioning me left — right — left — all with an attitude — when I left, I could tell something was not right with the way my car was driving, so I stopped and looked at the car — sure enough, the whole wheel was damaged and there was yellow paint on the wheel. I went back and showed the guy who took my money and he laughed and said they could not have done that damage. I told him it was not like that before I came in. I asked him for a receipt as proof that I was there and he only gave me a piece of paper with the name of the car wash on it. I told him I wanted the date and the dollar amount and he started to argue with me on that too !!! COINCIDENTALLY, the color of their tracks are yellow — again, he just laughed at me and totally dismissed the coincidence. I guarantee —- he will not be laughing when I am done with this. There is the BBB — all local TV stations love these stories — and there is also small claims court. No young punk is going to damage my car and then laugh at me when I confront him on it.
DONT GO TO THE CAR WASH –

Do not go here! Our drivers side mirror was busted by this car wash. We stayed to speak with the manager, Mike, who told us, and I quote: «I owe you a mirror». He told us to go to Henderson Glass on Hall Road and he would pay for the damages.
The glass ended up being $ 58 dollars to replace, and the connection to the mirror was $ 148.
When the man from Henderson Glass contacted Mile for payment his entire story changed and stated that the mirror was already loose when we pulled up. This is pure BS because the guy who rinsed our car before it went into the wash said he couldn’t believe what good condition our car was on for being a 2003.
We tried to contact Mike ourselves to speak with him, but he suddenly was on vacation.
Went back to the wash itself and tried to speak with the workers there, but every time we tried to speak they would cut us off and talk over us.
Told us to «Have a blessed day».