Boss Car Wash is hands-down my new go-to…read more I recently bought an Audi A6 e-tron and had it ceramic coated (recommended hand washes), so I'm extremely careful about where I take it. When I don't have the time to wash it myself, Boss Car Wash is the only place I have taken it to--and they exceeded my expectations. The staff is incredibly kind, professional, and genuinely careful with my vehicle. You can tell they take pride in their work and treat your car like it's their own. The pricing is also very reasonable for the level of detail and care they provide. My car came out looking absolutely flawless--deep shine, spotless finish, and perfectly detailed. You can really see how glossy and clean it looked right after the wash. Another great perk is their rewards program: after ten washes, your next one is free, which is a huge bonus. Excellent service, great people, and outstanding results. I'll definitely be coming back.

A good car wash is hard to find. Based on good Yelp reviews I drove from Marana to The Boss. My car…read morewas clean of trash and spills but really dusty. They gave me an estimate of time and money based on my car's condition. $45 plus tip and about an hour and it looked great inside and out. I will definitely make the drive again.

Inspected brakes and replaced rear pads as requested in a timely manner. Competitive pricing beat…read moredealership quote by over 25%. We are back on the road with no issues. Staff was very thorough with inspection and explanations of required service. Will definitely use them when visiting the Tucson area.

I found these folks when I was trying to sort out travel trailer tire and tpms issues. My first…read moreexperience was excellent and I've gone back a couple of times since. They have always been customer oriented and extremely professional. My favorite local tire shop!

I have a high-mileage 2013 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon that started getting the classic…read more"Pentastar tick." It needed new rocker arms and lifters. Zacks Garage scheduled me in and did a great job. The team was professional and accommodating. They really went the extra mile to make sure my Jeep got back on the trail. Thanks, Zack, Mark and the rest of the crew!

The guys here were quick and efficient. I arrived and within minutes, they had my car up on the…read morerack, servicing me. A little pricey in my own opinion, but I feel they're very trustworthy and serviceable.

Purchased a 2017 Nissan Rogue here. For being a rental it is flawless…read more The experience was painless, no pushy sales people, no sleazy up sales attempts. Financing was very fair and we ended up with a killer deal. Tracy is a great at her job, keep her around and take good care of her. Pros : great deals, no pushy sales tactics Cons : none

My family's experience was so bad, I had to write this warning so people can make an informed…read moredecision on whether they want to take the chance. My family and I have purchased three vehicles with Enterprise at the Speedway location in Tucson. In 2017, I purchased my first vehicle with Enterprise, and it was such a smooth and easy experience that when my wife was ready to purchase a vehicle in 2024, we chose to work with Enterprise again. The experience with purchasing my wife's car was mostly smooth, but we did have our first encounter with the manager of this location, Robby. I don't have enough characters in this review to give all the details, but long story short Robby displayed aggressive behavior in attempting to strong arm my wife into paying for something Enterprise agreed to pay for on the day of sale. After reflecting on my most recent experience with Robby, this seems to be a tactic he frequently uses. Despite the initial encounter with Robby, we were still satisfied enough with our experience and the cars we purchased to recommend friends and family to utilize Enterprise for their car purchasing needs. We were so satisfied that we decided to utilize Enterprise for a third time in 2026 to trade in my first vehicle and purchase a newer one. The sales representative we worked with was fairly new at his job, but he was an overall pleasant person to deal with. The representative made representations consistently via text and verbally about the amount that would need to be paid for the vehicle at close. Based on what was represented and agreed on, we decided to purchase the vehicle outright without financing as we had done with our last vehicle in 2024. After spending many hours in the Enterprise office getting the paperwork together, we confirmed with the representatives several times that everything was in order before finalizing the sale. The purchase was completed May 13. Sometime before Independence Day, I noticed that on June 29th I had missed calls from a number I was not familiar with. I listened to the voice message left by the number and discovered it was the sales representative from Enterprise vaguely referencing the need for me to complete financing on the vehicle I purchased a month and a half ago. This was strange to me as we had paid for the car in full. The following days I was also sent text messages and on the 3rd of July, while I was on vacation, Robby began calling me and my wife. My wife attempted to call Robby back on the 5th but was unable to reach anyone or leave a message. On the 6th my wife called Enterprise to figure out what was going on because it began to feel like some kind of scam was underway. Robby initially spoke with my wife and was extremely aggressive and disrespectful, speaking over her and insisting that we did not pay the full amount and actually owed them money. At one point my wife inquired why Enterprise was attempting to contact us over a sale which had been completed over a month and a half prior, and Robby falsely claimed that Enterprise had been attempting to contact us "for a long time." My wife corrected Robby that Enterprise had only contacted us within the last week, and Robby replied by stating "Oh I don't know I just found out about this recently." Which further fuels the suspicion that Robby is willing to obfuscate the facts to leverage the situation in his favor. His willingness to lie doesn't inspire confidence that he is representing the matter accurately. My wife attempted to communicate with Robby about the events prior, and he told us that his sales representative was new and made a mistake in how much he told us to pay. Robby began demanding we "make it right" and made claims of how "nothing in life is free" and we "have to pay what we owe." At this point my wife conferences me into the call and Robby grew increasingly frustrated with us, stating we needed "to make it right" implying we did something wrong during the sales process when clearly he was trying to shift blame for some mistake that was made on their end. Ultimately, we paid what was asked of us on the date of purchase, if there was a mistake on Enterprise's part, I'm unsure how I can "make it right", and I certainly don't appreciate being aggressively harassed on vacation or during my workday. I also don't appreciate Robby attempting to make it sound like I have done something morally wrong. I will never deal with Enterprise Sales in Tucson again as long as Robby is manager.