Pretty good for a touchless car wash, However it is not the most reliable one around. Card reader…read moreoften malfunctions, which is especially fun after you've wasted 10 minutes sitting behind a line of cars only to be jipped out of getting your vehicle washed. Undercarriage wash and drying cycle is a little short

Easily the worst car wash I've ever seen…read more While on a roadtrip, you expect bug splatter to bother your windshield, but not to worry - there is usually a reliable car wash in the town you're passing through. Not the case with Wash Rite. All their "car wash" did was spray some foamy water on my windshield and then use some "high power water stream" to rinse everything off. Yeah, right! The bug splatter was still there, and the side windows were only washed in the center... for about 3" all the way around the molding there was still plenty of road grime... and its not like you can complain, since this car wash is unattended. Never returning!

Metal filings in the brushes scratched the paint on my car on both sides & front and back. No…read moreresponse from the phone numbers I was given, even though I filled out a report while I was there. It's not worth it to take them to court for the $1200 bodywork I had to get done on it. I wish I could've downloaded all of the pictures.

Where is the rocket?…read more I remember when this was Sparkle Car Wash way back when. My mum drove the 1959 Cadillac back around the very, very tight curve at the back. It was entertainment in a boring town, riding through the car wash. It's much the same today, though the name has changed and there doesn't seem to be anyone at the exit to dry the car. There are plenty of "space age" lights still, telling you what's happening to the car through the tunnel. I believe that there are two levels (maybe three?) of car washes. I bought a book of 6 washes last year before Father's Day when they were on sale, so I don't recall exactly but the more premium wash includes the underbody wash. That's a good thing in these states where the salt can build up over the snowy, icy months. You don't really have a lot of interaction with the employees. They take your money or car wash coupon, do a little brushing, and hooking the car up to the conveyor. Then, you're on your way. I believe that they have extra cost detailing services, if you're so inclined. The automated system does a good job, at least on cars and minivans that I've taken there.

There are several drive-through automated car washes in the area. This is the newest one, and I…read morefreely admit I choose it because it's called Crazy Cat and the logo is a grinning cat in a red baseball cap. There are three wash levels for $10, $15 or $20. I like to go with the middle one. If you join the club, for the cost of two washes per month you can have unlimited wash plus free use of the vacuums. I don't wash my car so often so it doesn't make sense for me. It has one automatic wash bay, and four other "do it yourself" stations, one of which has a high ceiling for trucks and vans. I don't know what the fee is to use those. It's a short block down from the main street, easy in and out. I recommend you get a clean car courtesy of Crazy Cat.

Lowest offering starting at $10. I really appreciated the fact that they gave me a disinfecting…read morewipe for the inside of my car while I was going through. Nice staff too!

Waiting in a long line for this place made me feel like I was making the right decision. The line…read moremoved fairly quickly and the prices aren't too bad. However, when I got home and checked my car I noticed that the car wash missed several spots including the back windshield. Yes, they offer another wash in 48 hours, but I don't have time to go back there and sit in line again in hopes that they hit those missing spots the second time. Update: Management reached out and made the situation right. I went back for another try and the wash was much better. My first visit must have been an off day, so I'm glad I went back to give them another opportunity.

Everything went very smoothly. Good communication, high attention to detail, easy to schedule,…read morereasonable price. Satisfied customer. Would hire again.

On time, good breakpoint price and did a great job. Highly recommend Trotter's Mobile Detailing.read more

I used one of the bays, which was alright. I went for the dollar exchange and lost two of my…read moredollars to the machine. Overall, this place needs renovation. For better quality, go down to the next light.

This is a very clean and organized place kept by a nice lady. They have several options for car…read morewash. The attendant was earnest to help customers, and I was very pleased with the car wash and vacuuming. That person even put some quarters for me. Of course, I will go back to this place. I definitely recommend others to go there.

Paid $17 for the highest wash available. A dollar more than every other car wash in the area…read more My car was not clean AT ALL, which I understand happens from time to time. I reached out to the support email and spoke with Rose on 5/19, it is now 5/27 and I have yet to get a response, even after following up twice. I used to come to this car wash all the time, it was actually one of the best in the area. I'm not sure what happenedbut it is now extremely run down. Vacuums, trash, cans overflowing, landscaping, all three automatic wash bays and customer service is trash.

I'm new to the area and tried both Flying Ace and Four Season on Yankee St…read more I did experience a problem of NO SOAP in the do-it-yourself bay. I called the number and left a message. I did get a call back 2 days later, got an apology and explanation plus 2 free car washes. Flying Ace has an advantage because they have on site staff to address any problems, however, I must say, Four Seasons does a GOOD job if you go thru the automated car wash providing you don't encounter any problems. Bottom line analysis: Flying Ace has a slight advantage over Four Seasons because of the following: *Always have personnel on site *Their vacuum's are better Four Seasons pro's are: *lower price *usually not crowded *Arby's is next door (just kidding!) Four Seasons just needs to pay more attention to their equipment and facility and perhaps respond more quickly to issues.