Self Service Car Wash

It’s a self service car wash! There’s not much to say, you wash your car via a hose and by yourself.

I like washing my car myself and as a recent transplant I was disappointed by all the drive through washes, there’s something satisfying about doing it yourself plus I like to wash my mats. I probably spent about 7 $ so i could thoroughly wet, soap and spray the car. good location too.

Firs, the machine didn’t start until I put in 2 dollars, not 1.75. Second, it extend only 1 quarter worth of time, no matter how many quarter you put in even though the chart shows different. Third one vacuum didn’t work, and coin return didn’t work, so it ate my quarters. I should have gone to full service and paid the same amount.

Four minutes for 1.75 $… And 30more seconds for every additional quarter. 15 quarters max per session. Spent 7 dollars for my mini. Bring a friend to help out each other so that you don’t waste. Facility is well managed overall.

«definitely a diamond in the rough» no complaints here… all the equipment but worked arrows described. Carwash $ 1.75 vacuum $.75. If you want a quick wash at a great price, this is your place.

Self service Older carwash, tight location. However this place is great. Everything works flawlessly. Great place, O would recommend it to anyone

After being disappointed with other nearby car wash businesses I decided to clean my own car and finally do it right. This place was pretty good, almost everything you need is available for just a couple quarters (high pressure hose, soap, brushes, degreaser, vacuum cleaner, etc)
I’m coming back. I recommend.

This place was great. Especially when you spend under $ 5. A little old and run down but had no problems.

This place is great. Washed, waxed, vacuumed, and fragranced my car all for under $ 5. Definitely going back every week.

Great self cleaning car wash. They have a power washer and a foam brush to help you clean your car. You can bring brushes and your own stuff to clean your car but it can’t be packed. They also have a vacuum cleaner to do the inside. They only take quarters so be prepared. They have a change machine to provide you with quarters. Its located next to a 7-​eleven.

Hard to find a self service car wash in Miami. but this is it, everything you need is here, but I always bring my own stuff.

Though I use parking garages at work and at home, my car still manages to get filthy for some reason. If it rains and there’s lots of wind to blow the mist inside the garage, I swear it looks like it actually rained dirt! Anyway, I’ve been looking for a self-​service coin operated car wash in this general area. It seems there are car washes every few blocks on US-​1 and on LeJune where the attendants will wash your car FOR you (some of those businesses look shadier than others), and several gas stations in the area have automated pressure washes, but I’ve found that those don’t get your car really clean unless you wipe it down and towel it off afterwards. Recently I located this one… A smaller, 5 bay coin-​op car wash which is tucked in behind the 7 – 11 at the intersection of Ludlum (SW 67^th Ave.) and Miller Drive (SW 56^th St.). In addition to the usual wash bays and coin operated vacuums, they have vending units that have more items available than most of these places — they actually sell small bottles of Armorall, window cleaner and other products, not just the pre-​treated cloths that are crap that you find at the other places. This location doesn’t seem terribly busy so you can get in, vacuum, wash and dry your baby and get back out on the road quickly.