Wash Me LLC

The car wash had no soap, wax, or spot-free the last time I attempted to wash my car (about a week ago). Return today because Wash Me LLC sent refund papers for 12 dollars (10+1+1) and of which only gave $2.25 credit and I had to pay 9.75.

While apartment living in the Highlands without a great place to wash my car myself, I used this car wash all the time. Now that I have a house I generally do all of my car washing. There are occasions where I like to take it through a car wash when I’m feeling lazy.
On those occasions when I’m feeling lazy, I’d much rather go to an automatic car wash. I remember this location being much cheaper. If I remember correctly a basic wash used to be 7 bucks here with an «upscale» wash being 10. Now the prices are 9 & 12 which is pricey for what it is. For me, I think I’m paying for the convenience & nostalgia. If you frequent car washes weekly or even monthly then this might not be the place for you.
Open ²⁴⁄₇. Accepts cards or cash. Convenient to the Highlands, but out of the way that it’s not incredibly busy when you want a quick wash. I always have childhood nostalgia when visiting automated car washes. It’s just too much fun to watch the blue rollers clean/​shake your car.
There is also a vacuum off to the side if you want to knock that part of your car care out. One other thing to note is that I’ve never noticed any scratches/​dings from this car wash.
Remember!
– Fold in your mirrors.
– Remove your antenna.
Or you’re going to have a bad time.

For 9 $ it’s not worth it, wheels were still dirty and did not dry the entire car. I could of paid $ 12 where I usually go in st Matthews and received excellent service.

Secret fact: I’m actually kind of an introvert. If I don’t have to deal with strangers, particularly in a buying/​selling/​waiting capacity, I’m a much happier person. Because of that, finding a little automatic car wash that’s not in the lot of a busy gas station is kind of car wash heaven. For that bit of peace, I am glad to pay an extra few dollars.
I don’t have a ton to say that hasn’t already been said. This is one of the old-​fashioned automated car washes with the blue rollers, which frankly I’ve missed. There are two bays. When you drive up, it’s hard to tell at first if it’s closed or open since there’s a translucent garage door covering the entrance (pro tip: it’s always open). That’s there just for instructions though, and since you can see through it just a little, you can tell if there’s another car in it or not.
They take both cash and credit cards. $ 9 for basic and $ 12 for works with wax. It did a good job drying my car, and I stopped at a gas station after to fill up and inspect the job. There was really only one small place on an edge that it didn’t get entirely clean, but that was from caked-​on bird poop that’s been there for probably a couple of months and needed some human elbow grease. Besides that, my car was spotless.
Overall a very good experience. I spotted a vacuum off to the side that someone was using on their interior, so if you want to tackle that here too, you can.

Maybe it’s the sheer surface area of my old Volvo station wagon, but the birds seem to think of my car as their latrine. I don’t want to have to think about when I’m going to fit in yet another wash, or carry around quarters, or get out of my car at all, so Wash Me is a fairly frequent pit stop. There’s rarely a line, you can use a credit card, and once I’m inside bopping to the radio I feel like I’m a kid again. Done and done.

This place is fine if you need a car wash in a pinch. A little pricey (washes start at $ 9, up to $ 12), but the 24 – 7 service is a plus.
I recently found myself fed up with the grime on my car after several weeks of alternating rain, snow, and pollen-​filled days. I don’t have a great place to wash my own car by hand (which I prefer, as I can take my time as well as apply a great wax) and I was in the neighborhood. This location’s quirky sign has always attracted me as well, so I decided to take my car for a spin into the car wash.
Holy Mackarel, Batman! Basic wash starting at $ 9?!? I usually pay about $ 5 for the service they were describing. I decided I was sufficiently tired of the nastiness on my vehicle that the extra $ 4 was worth it.
The wash itself was fine. It didn’t bang my car around like some places do, and I felt like it did a decent job of drying my car to leave a minimum of water spots.
Final verdict: A-​ok. I’d go here again if I need to, although it’s below «hand wash» and «cheaper car wash» on my list of how to keep my vehicle clean.

‘Eh, I was probably drawn in to Wash Me LLC by the triumvirate of factors that make me a lazy car owner:
–The location was incredibly convenient, automated and open at the time (and they take credit cards)
–The exterior of my relatively new car was in rough shape after a few days of travel and snow
–I’m a sucker for hyperbole signs boasting «Top Car Wash in The World» or some other related nonsense.
My Overall experience? Okay. Automated 24-​hour locations are handy, but never as good as doing it yourself in a bay or paying for others to was it for you. The wash and dry was good enough and did the job, but it also cost $ 12 which is a little steep for such a service. There is a quicker, less-​detailed $ 9 option as well.
Personally, It’s been a long while since I had taken a car to an automated car wash. I forgot how fun it is to watch the machines bath and clean your car. Don’t forget to fold in your mirrors and retract your antennae!