This place is...ok.
I really wouldn't recommend the drive through wash, it feels like they rocket you through it so fast I don't really know how it actually makes your car any cleaner. The guys up front use large brushes in giant buckets of off-colored water to "pre-wash" your car beforehand - which really means they are spreading dirty water all over your car with a brush that may or may not scratch your paint. The drying mechanism at the end is still the old school one that looks like giant vacuum cleaners - they do a terrible job and touch your car all over. Nope.
On the other hand, the self-service bays have some redeeming qualities - they are comparatively inexpensive (for the amount of time you get) and take dollar coins (as dolled out by the machines there) so you don't have to try and juggle a handful of quarters. I would advise against using the brush; I have seen more dirt and rocks stuck in them that can (and have) scratch(ed) a (my old) car - even with light use. Water pressure is good; it doesn't take an hour to switch from soap to water to wax to water - and the spot free rinse is a nice touch.
The biggest issue? The bays have no timers on them, so you have no idea when you are about to run out of time. I can't tell you how often I've run out of time with a car that is still half soaped up or only half spot-free rinsed. Given how insanely anal I am about a clean car, I end up putting another two coins in, finish the job in half the time, and just sit there extra-rinsing my car until my time is up. Yawn.
So: Don't use the drive through. Don't use the brush. Self-service spray bays are okay for a light wash, but make sure to time it yourself or you may end up with a half washed or rinsed car. read more