Car Wash FAQs

What kind of car wash services do you offer?

We offer four (4) different tiers of car washes, ranging from a basic exterior wash that includes a pre-soak, rinse, and dry to The Works which includes a foam bath, wheel and tire cleaner, clear coat sealant, weather protection, and so much more. All of our car washes include access to our vacuums so you can clean out the interior of your car right at our wash. Learn more about our car wash service options.

How much does a car wash cost?

The Wash Zone offers the best pricing in town! Our basic exterior wash costs just $6 and includes a pre-soak, rinse, dry, and access to our vacuum cleaners. Our deluxe exterior wash costs $9, our super wash costs $13, and The Works costs $15. Visit our services page to learn more about our car wash service options.

What is the cheapest way to clean my car?

The cheapest way to clean your car is with a monthly car wash membership. Our monthly memberships pay for themselves after the second wash, and there’s no limit to how many times you can use your membership per month. If you get your car washed more than twice a month, you’re saving money with a monthly membership! Learn more about our monthly car wash memberships.

What is the difference between your different car wash services?

As a general rule of thumb, the higher the cost of the service, the more detailed the cleaning. Our basic exterior wash includes a basic wash, rinse, and dry. Our deluxe exterior offers the same as the basic wash, but with a foam bath, wheel and tire cleaner, turbo rinse, ceramic coating and wax. The super exterior wash offers everything from the deluxe, but with a Triple Foam conditioner & Tire Shine. Finally, The Works includes everything from the super exterior wash with the addition of weather protectant and Carnauba wax. Learn more about our car wash service options.

How often should I clean my car?

While this depends largely on your location and specific needs, a general rule of thumb is that you should get your car washed once every two weeks. While some people prefer to wash it more often than that, once every two weeks is sufficient to remove any excess debris from your vehicle’s exterior. As you drive your car will naturally collect dirt, salt, bugs, pollen, tar, brake dust, and other things that can damage your car’s paint and finish. By removing this debris before it can damage your car, you improve your car’s life expectancy and keep its value high.