Bathurst Car Wash

Decent. Cheap. For $ 2 you’re not gonna get blown out of the park. It’s not my favourite but it’s not the worst. No touchless option so you have to use a brush if you want to get all the dirt off properly.

It’s fine as a car wash — hasn’t got tire clean or air dry options like the best in class shops, but gets the job done — but what kills it for me is their terrible weak vacuums. They swallows up your money but an 80 year old emphysema suffering hooker could suck better than their vacuums do. Terrible. Oh and super loud while not doing the job. That’s a bonus, Not.
So you get half the job done fine, the other half done poorly, but you pay full price for both. They’ll need to fix their vacuums before they’ll get me back.

Great car wash place. Its a bit further of a drive for me to go here but i always come here as its nice clean. It seems to be geared towards higher end cars and people who care about their cars.
I noticed right away that the nozzle of the pressure gun was plastic, which gives you peace of mind when holding it near your car.
I paid $ 2 for 3 minutes which is quite reasonable in Toronto. And there’s plenty of space, so I’ve never had to wait.

Never come to this car wash. Came here to give my car a quick wash and get all the salt off it. Went to use the change machine. Put $ 20 in got $ 10 back. No phone numbers around to call. I googled a number and called it 5x with no reply. Also the foam brush was missing where I was washing my car. Really bad it used to be great. Now it sucks.

If you’re like me and you actually enjoy washing your car than you take it to a coin wash, instead of going through a full machine wash and risk damaging that paint job or new set of rims you bought. We all know scratching a rim or your paint leaves us car enthusiasts with our eyes watering and lower lip trembling, so I come to these places to clean my greasy whip. Since I am around downtown frequently it’s tough to find coin washes that suit my needs. I like them convenient, cheap, clean and clear of crowds the 4 C’s of car washes.
This one does the trick, it’s one of the few in the downtown area, it’s only $ 2 for about 4 minutes, the stations are clean and it’s pretty empty when I go during my lunch break or after work. You get the occasional crack head asking you to help him achieve his goal of taking over the world every now and again, but just give him some change and he’ll be on his way.
A great spot for shining up that prized 4 wheeled possession of yours for that business meeting or McDonald’s drive through dinner date you’ve got lined up!

Horrible car wash. Brushes are worn down, leading to scratches on one’s car. The dollar I may have saved because I did not drive somewhere else is gonna be massively outweighed by the cost of removing the scratches. Worse still, there’s no one in the office that one can talk to about these problems.
So basically, come to this car wash place if you want to burn money and feel frustrated. Ridiculous!

Great spot and very $ 2 it’s very competitive. Too bad wasn’t closer to downtown.

This place drives me crazy because it’s the only spray wash downtown but its such a shabby place. I highly suspect that the rinse water is also recycled so it always leaves your car with dirty water spots. Most car washes reuse their water, but they’re not supposed to when you are rinsing. This place needs to purchased and have some money invested into it and bring it up to standard.
I’d pay 3 dollars instead of 2 for a better experience.

I’ve been looking for a coin op car wash downtown for EONS. Found it today! Best deal in town right at Bathurst & Dupont across the street from the Esso station. And a large one at that which can accomodate 8 cars for a soaping/​wash plus at the back they have a couple industrial vacuums.
Cost me $ 2 for about 4 mins. I soaped and washed 2 motorcycles for $ 4. They even have these amazing orange chamois towels for $ 1 all from a vending machine. Bonus, there is an actual person who sits there to trouble shoot.
Well run, great location, superior pricing! What a FIND

The Bathurst Carwash is a well-​designed do-​it-​yourself station of productivity. Feeling like you haven’t accomplished much today? Head to the Bathurst Carwash and make your car sparkling clean with your own hands. SO satisfying.
The Carwash has a set of vacuum stations behind 8 washing stations. There’s ample room and it’s easy to maneuver your car from one to the other. The vacuum station (very helpful for apartment dwellers like me who can’t easily swing a vacuum to my alley parking spot) is $ 1 for about 2 minutes. I managed to vacuum the entire interior of my car with $ 3.
Then, on to the washing station. The owner, Edward, a smiley gentleman with a big, brown moustache, came by to help me out. I got to pretend I was a fireman, shooting a high-​pressure hose with soapy water on my dirty winter-​worn car. Then, a brush with pink, foamy soap oozing out, helped me scrub my car clean. Finally, a high-​pressure rinse and wax. Cost? $ 4.
As someone who spends a lot of time at a desk, I highly recommend car wash therapy. Not only is my car a lot cleaner, but my psyche is feeling healed and happy. Not bad for $ 7.