Aloha Auto Spa

You can still get a good washing here, but their pricing has changed.
In order to get a decent wash, with dryer, you’re pay at least $ 8. It’s not terribly high, but I used to stop by once a week to grab a quick $ 6 wash and I think now it’ll be more like every other week.
The equipment is still in good condition and I always get a good wash, so I’ll continue to come here, despite the increase in price and the decrease in service.

I love this place. It’s ancient and faded but has everything — automatic washes w great frothy yellow and blue soap, self-​service washes w powerful spray guns, and vacuums that only cost $ 1 for 4 minutes. Plus a helpful attendant. It’s great value.

I used to use this place all the time, but as of this morning it was the last straw. They seem to be scrimping on all the chemicals being used, the high pressure wash is more like a rinse and the wax is non existent. I use a card here and it seems that it keeps taking more and more time to wash my car because of the lack of supplies. Even the RO doesn’t seem to be what it was. I like this place because of it’s local, but the South Jordan Auto Spa, even though it was farther away, I was able to wash my car for half the time and half the money. Adiós Aloha.

Used to absolutely love this place. Seems now everything is becoming dated and unmaintained. The touch less auto wash which I use sometimes daily to keep an executive car service vehicle shiny for clients, now drips while going through the dryer resulting in horrible soapy water spots all over. That’s if the rinse cycle actually removes all the soap in the first place.
Even the self wash bays have a leaky swivel up too that constantly drips onto the roof of vehicle. Pretty obnoxious after using the spot free rinse then having to go out and clean all that off. Specially when in a hurry. May have to find a new fave spot. Too bad too, aloha has been so great and convenient for so long.

Trying to wash early in the am winters can be a pain here. 2 wash bays down, had to call 3 times to get my wash that I paid for on my credit card. Not my favorite wash but it’s close to home so what do you do?

I did the soft touch automated bay. Wasn’t super impressed with the leftover dirt on my car. Also the dryer didn’t really do anything. Car was cleaner than when I entered but not clean and very wet. I’ll be sticking to the do it yourself bays from now on.

Aloha Auto Spa offers a good automatic car wash and self-​wash bays for the more motivated types. As for me putting money into the automatic car wash and driving my car through was work enough. For an automatic wash the one at Aloha did a good job. I would recommend this car wash for anyone too lazy to wash their own car.

Since moving here mid January 2011, I have been on a quest to find a good quality car wash to wash away the road salt from my black truck. I found one that was promising, but now that I have discovered Aloha this is my first choice.
You have the usual four self wash bays consisting of a spray wand and a brush for the DYI types. In addition, they offer 2 «soft touch» bays that offer 4 levels of service. Finally, they have 1 bay that is touchless. This system offers the same 4 levels of service although it doesn’t really take off the salt like the soft touch… but will take off dust and left the surface clean enough to wax. There is a great vending machine at the front of the building that contains many one use car care products and two change machines. The vacuums are quite powerful and reasonable in cost.
Im not sure how long this location has been in business, but it is by far the best maintained self serve wash I have used in quite a while. They employ an attendant who is super friendly and helpful if you need it, and the person who keeps the place pristine.