Eagle Car Wash

This is definitely the place you ONLY go when everyone else is closed. They barely use any soap and water, the trick is they send your car through and they beat it to death with those oversized 1960 spin brushes. makes you pray your mirror doesn’t come off!
The worst part, they dry the car by hand since they don’t have turbo dryers at the end blowing the car half way dry. Sigh, you get what you pay for.
Did I mention each time I’ve gone through I seem to get stuck half way, the I have to watch the feverishly poke and pull at stuff to get it going again?
Sheesh!

I would not go here again. It was my first visit. First, there were two cars in front of me which took an extremely long time to go through, so long in fact that the two cars behind me turned around and left. The reason for the wait was that the attendant spent a considerable amount of time «pre-​washing» the cars. Why, you ask? Because the car wash doesn’t really have any water in it. As I drove through I realized it was just dirty, dry sponge curtains dragging over my car with very little water spraying at all through the car wash. Totally bizarre. I guess it’s one of those «water efficient» car washes. My car looked filthy afterward, very disappointing. Save your money. They also charged me $ 10, when the sign said $ 8. I didn’t argue. I just wanted to get out of there since I had already been there so long.