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September 2023 by Luis A “Wisco” Vargas
Been there since I was a kid so I gotta keep going back
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August 2023 by Rhonda Babin
Who can beat .75 cents for a car wash???water pressure was great. Brush worked very good. Will go again.
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February 2023 by alex figerova
Best place to wash your car in town and cheapest!
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July 2022 by JB Groves III
Decided to have the truck vacuumed. It needed it. Pretty much washing rust on my old Ford...maybe the Maverick will like it just like the Expedition.?
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June 2022 by Jesusa Rios
Need to get itBetter fix it
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May 2022 by Jeremy V
The most bare bones car wash I have ever seen. The change machine did not work. I did not have quarters to use because I couldn't get change. The wash settings were prerinse, brush soap and rinse. 2 bays total. Looked like you get what you pay for...cheap and seemed as if nothing would work if I had quarters to use. I will never be going back here again. The bad part about it I thought I'd save some money going here and actually passed another car wash to get here. Regretted that as soon as I got here. Needless to say I went to the other car wash I passed previously. In short, don't waste your time here and go somewhere else.
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April 2022 by Mario Solio
Cheapest and best place for a car wash.
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January 2022 by MOVIES EXTREME
Cheap and good!
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April 2021 by DeAnne Newton
It was fine, but the money changer did not.work.
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February 2020 by James Broussard
The name says 50 cent carwash...75 cents required to wash. BUT, 50 cent vaccum. Maybe they should change the name.
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February 2020 by DuchessIrisV Grace
Hard to find location, but FYI it's on the corner of Ave H and Alamo St. Costs 75 cents per cycle. To wash a car you'll need 3 to 4 cycles, roughly $2.25 to $3.00 for a basic wash. Perfectionist car washers might spend twice this much to get every last speck of dirt off their vehicle, which is still a great price compared to paying for someone else to wash your car.
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October 2019 by Marco A.
I just get there to wash truck and as I'm gathering my money and item. One of the employees or manager comes up and is hurrying me up because there are others waiting . So I just left the car wash. Not doing business with pushy people .
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September 2019 by Joshua Taylor
It's actually 75 cents per (very short) cycle. Needed 4-5 cycles to rinse, soap, brush, and rinse. The hose that was attached to the roof broke off and scratched up my car (large deep scratch by the roof). The vacuum cycles are also extremely short and the first one had virtually no suction. In the end, you do all the work and by the time you go through all the cycles, you pay almost as much as a full-service car wash. I showed up with $5 in quarters and didn't have enough to finish. Change machine doesn't work either. Very poor experience.
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September 2019 by Valerie V.
This is my car wash of choice. I've been coming here for years. You do need to be prepared in order to save money. Bring your own towels. Definitely spot treat areas that need extra attention, before the machine starts running (ie., before you insert your coins). Know the order that you will clean your car (ie., pre-rinse, soap, brush,etc). The price for vacuum seems high, but, it has good suction. Overall, this place is reliable, and, a good value.
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September 2019 by Robin V.
I've used this car wash several times because it's only a few blocks from my home -- madly hoping that each time it would be better. However, on about every-other visit one of two things happens with the car wash: 1) no soap is dispensed, so all you can do is 'rinse' your car or 2) the old/decrepit credit card machines double-charge my credit card. And because this is an un-staffed car wash so there is no one to go to for assistance. I've finally given up and will much prefer now to drive a longer distance to a good car wash. One reviewer called this the dive bar of car washes; I have to admit that I agree.
