GO Car Wash

Gloria Fulkerson 

on Google

a month ago

The vacuums have powerful suction. There is also a tiny powerful air hose to blow crumbs, dust, etc., from small crevices and tight areas like your vents and rubber seals around your doors, which makes for a more detailed cleaning. They usually have bottles of Windex and plenty of damp microfiber towels to wipe the vehicles down with. There are plenty of trash barrels and they don't let them get overly full before changing them out. They keep the entire lot looking clean. Like most carwashes, they don't get 100% of dirt so y... read more

Lindsay Arias 

on Google

a month ago

If I could give 1/2 a star, I would. Tried to trick me into a membership. I pulled up and the kid “helping” at the checkout asked what I’d like, I said a single wash, $15. He clicked the English button and then said, “oh! I can give you this at a discount”. Then switched to the Spanish version where the $29 wash was on special for $15 and was clicking a bunch of stuff. As he was about to swipe my card, I said “wait! Is that a membership”? He said, “oh yeah, but you can cancel anytime”. I told him I didn’t ask for a membershi... read more

Roland Ramon 

on Google

3 months ago

This is not the best location for my vehicle to get the best service. I drive an F150 and the brushes did not clean my tailgate area. Some locations offer a self-brushing area prior to getting into the wash tunnel, but I didn't see that option here, and the attendant guide didn't offer that service probably due to how busy it was that day. I had to take care of it after I went thru the tunnel. My tires did not get the "shiny tires" solution applied when I went thru the tunnel. It may have been out of solution at the time. I'... read more