Today was my first time going to Sudz car wash and even though it took me a moment to figure how to…read morepay and what to use, I finally was able to wash, wax, and rinse my car and it came out so nice. I really enjoyed the experience. They have everything you need and plenty of space to pull your car in and finish any drying and touch ups. I will definitely be coming back. :)

Where else can you clean your car for under $10 ? I did the basic wash…read more Actually love washing my car here. Extremely satisfying. I used cash for tokens. Easy peasy.

Signed up for the $30 repeating package. I'll report how it goes at a later date. The car wash was…read morefine but you need to bring some towels with you because the so-called blow dryer really doesn't do much at all. Lots of spots were missed in spite of Tons of suds and rinsing. Not as clean as I would like and it never got the windshield clean even with the guys scrubbing in the front. At least you get to vacuum the car once you pay for the wash, and the vacuums are fantastic. Super strong, did a great job on the dirty floors. Almost the reason to go there by itself. The vacuum is three dollars if you don't buy the car wash. It says there's a five minute limit, but I probably went way longer. Nobody complained. Just don't forget to bring some good towels with you cause you'll need to finish the job once it comes out of the "car wash".

Great car wash! Cheap prices for each wash type. Vacuuming and washing your own car is easy.read more

March 2026 Updated Services and Prices. Very reasonable! Repeat customer of their Basic Hand Wash.read more

Very friendly, affordable, good results. Can be a bit of a wait if busy, since it's hand washread more

I needed to clean my car and looked into getting it detailed. I requested some quotes through yelp…read moreand received a message from Zip Thru. They convinced me with their reasonable prices and unlimited towels and vacuuming! The drive thru car wash was quick and did a good job cleaning my car. I wish it cleaned the under body better. However, to be fair, I live in the country and don't regularly wash my car, which is to say there was a LOT of built of mud and sand on my vehicles' underside. I purchased the mid-tier wash package. The customer service was great! I needed the attendant to turn on the vacuum for me at least three (3) times and he was ready and happy to do it every time. Your car won't be as clean as paying for a detail, but you can save over $200!

I have a membership with this company. The Morgan Hill location is excellent. I've even used the…read moreSanta Clara location, which is pretty good as well.. unfortunately this one is far behind when I went through the last there was little to no soap even coming out of the machines and it did not clean my car well nor did it blow off water as it should. I don't recommend this one at all. Also, this location did not offer any towels or compressed air to dry your car like the other locations.

'Could've been better'...a lot better. I ordered the Premium Detail, a 4-5-hour job as estimated on…read morethe website and got a good wash instead...a $418.80 good wash. Let me start by saying Sam is, I'm sure, a good guy with good intentions. A young entrepreneur with a lot yet to learn about service, quality, and pride in workmanship. Sam showed up at my office on time and got to work right away. The car was emptied of all excess materials the night before, so he had a clear, although dirty, canvas to work on. He started at 8:30 a.m. and sent me the "I'm done" text at 10:41 a.m. "Pretty fast for a 4-5-hour job" I thought. I went down to check the work and collect my keys. I paid him ahead of time because I had a busy day planned and wanted to make the transaction as quick and simple as possible; my bad. Upon arrival to the workspace, I looked the car over and immediately noticed exterior dirt that had not been removed on the driver's side rear quarter panel and at the edge of the wheel wells; you know, that painted, thin portion at the edge of the wheel well that always collects road grime. I moved to the rear of the car and opened the trunk and was disappointed to see the same dirt that was present last night. I pointed out the driver's rear quarter panel, and he agreed to "go over it again" since it was coming off as he rubbed it with his hand. He also noted that he would "go over the trunk again" afterward. "Again?" I thought, standing with the trunk fully open. Sir, your vacuum must've malfunctioned because last night's dirt is still here. His response to the wheel well oversight was to pull his hose out again and clean the brakes and behind the rims. Sir, that is not the wheel well, but thanks for getting behind the rims. I had left work for long enough and had to return. I walked away leaving the trunk open so he wouldn't forget to "hit it again before he left." I'm not sure when he left because I didn't get a notification that he had finished the job, was grateful for the business, and was leaving the site now. He tried to upsell me the maintenance package but sir, you need to get the detail right first. This is where connecting with the customer--not the client that I wanted to be because I am busy, drive 30,000 miles a year and could use a good detailer, but a customer who comes and goes but never stays--can be the difference between Sam saying, "I can see you tomorrow" and "I'm sorry but I am booked solid for the next five months." As I sat in my car after leaving work following a 10-hour day, looking around the inside for evidence of a detail, I was so disappointed. The windshield hadn't been cleaned as evidenced by the film that remains from the car-wash soap that I use weekly (again, I don't have time to clean it myself, hence the detail), the windshield wiper marks at the upright position near the A-pilar, and the smudges from God-knows-what. The sun visors are still soiled, the mirrors untouched, the passenger seat is mostly cleaned but there remains a stain on the passenger's thigh support, and most telling of all, the liner that sits inside the armrest storage is still full of crumbs and hair. How do I know? I pulled it out by the tab that is designed for removing the liner easily and looked at it. The hard water stains are mostly removed from the sideview mirrors (couldn't get them all?) and now there are streaks on the rearview mirror. I looked in the nooks and crannies that are supposed to be the targets of a quality detail job; next to and around the rear license plate (you should remove the plate to clean behind it), in the groove of the trunk lid, and under the trunk liner, only to find more evidence that these were overlooked. Granted, my car looks a lot better than it did at 8:30 this morning, but $400 better? I don't think so. It's too bad because Sam walked all over a client in service of a customer. Maybe I shouldn't have paid him up front. Maybe he was having a bad day. Maybe my standards are too high. Or maybe...just maybe, under promise and over deliver, perform your craft with the intention of developing a relationship through the work, and communicate with customers in a way that makes saying 'yes' to the upsell more likely.

I'd like to leave a glowing review but alas no. After a lot of back and forth over facebook about…read morescheduling because I had a crazy schedule we finally got scheduled for July 3. My husband and I are both disabled and it took my husband a couple of hours to get the car completely emptied on July 2. At 8:00 that night my husband received a text that the staff had called in and they were canceling our detail. Haven't heard a word since. Taking our business elsewhere. Really wanted to support the local guy in his efforts to build his business. He's got tons of TikTok and Facebook ads that come up, promoting the quality of his service services and the ease of access. I wish it had worked out this way that way for us, and I wish him the best in his future.