Vintage Car Wash

This review is for the vintage on Montana!!! First of all don’t even try going on the weekend. The line has like 20 cars waiting just to get a wash and then their is no vacuum avilable. I asked the girl charging to please pit bug spray on the truck and she told me the guys will do it later. I asked the guys to please put bug spray and they did not. When I got to the dying the guys said the truck still has lots of bugs and asked if I wanted to go again. I had to wait again and put the truck again through the car wash. I don’t know why they just can’t add the bug spray the first time. I am paying for the car wash not getting it for free. Terrible customer service. Don’t recommend it at all!!!

My 8 year old car looks practically new and smells like it too! We went with the $ 100 package that includes carpet cleaning, waxing, car wash, and a full interior cleaning. My car was filthy so it took about an hour but totally worth the wait. Everyone was super friendly and the environment was clean and professional. If we weren’t leaving in a week I’d definitely go back.

This is conveniently located close to where I live and work. I usually stop by during lunch time and get prompt service. I don’t get into the whole bells and whistles car wash package because I like to go in and get out quickly.
PROS: fast service, free car wash when you go get an oil change, and free popcorn while you wait lol (they also have coffee if that’s your thing).
CONS: the staff that greets you when you pull in is sometimes rude or rushing. LOONG wait times when you get other services done. Super expensive prices for stuff they suggest as car maintenance. It’s hard to get out of there because of traffic.

Vintage Car Wash is the best car wash in town. I have been to two of their business and the best one is the one located on Hawkins/​Gateway. They deliver a great service, and the waiting area is very welcoming. They offer popcorn and coffee while you wait.

I loved taking my car here. Loved, loved, loved it. Yes, I’ve heard about H&H, but I grew up in the valley and H&H was too far for me. I’d get my car detailed and we’d leave with him looking brand new and smelling of jasmine. (note: yes, my car was male and his name was Jean-​Claude Grand Am).
So now I’m going to spill the secret of where I got lots of adorable Hello Kitty and other Sanrio things. .. .at Vintage car wash. I bought a cute Hello Kitty rice bowl that has since been broken, a Hello Kitty Daisy pen, some pencils and lots of other things. At a car wash.
I am forever looking for a Vintage-​like place now in Arizona and I’m happy to report I think I found one, sans the Sanrio supplies, though. Boo!