Rating is strictly for wand wash. Was good under Co-op…read more About 70% of the time now, if you don't bring in cash, you aren't getting change.

I have taken my various cars here for years (10 plus). I have found the staff to be very…read moreefficent and been very satisfied with the interior and exterior cleaning. only once did I ask for a redo of the wash. I highly recommend this business to vehicle owners.

It's an amazing car wash the line is always long. It's definitely worth the wait if you have time.read more

I cringe when I have to pay for a wash vs. using a monthly subscription, but when I do pay per…read morewash, 8th street car wash is where I go. For $18, it's a hard sell however, my vehicle is like 99% clean. Probably to all bystanders it's 100% but I'm very particular and look up and down at everything. I've been here before and I will return. I think it's the best value wash you're going to get in PA without having someone hand detail it. Just be prepared to further dry it off when you leave. 9/10 at 4 stars. Nothing bad. Just more than I like to pay for a wash each time when I need a regular wash. If you're really particular, you could always self wash at one of their stations. I'll be back of course and you could do a lot worse elsewhere. Give them a go.

Nice to have someone pre-wash your car before driving into the auto wash and friendly service…read more Would prefer a brush less wash though however, good value for the price. Lower cost than other places in town.

Great value, two people do a pre-wash and my car hasn't been cleaner in such a long time. This is…read morenow my go to carwash!

I have used this company multiple times over the years. I have never been unhappy with their…read moreservice. My car looks like new. It hadn't been washed in two years and it looks like it just came out of the showroom. The staff are hardworking, friendly and honest. If you want your car shining like a new pin I highly recommend them. As for the negative review from 2018 I frankly don't believe it.

They did an excellent job. Felt like I had a new car. And I love the fact that they use steam and…read morenot chemicals. Definitely recommend Superbath.

Your standard gas and go station just over the Johnson St Bridge. It has the usual convenience…read morestore items and a Scotiabank ATM. It does not have a carwash like the other two local Shell Stations on Fort and Douglas. The main complaint is that they change the gas prices rediculously through the day. You can drive by in the morning and gas is 1.22/L then go by a few hours later and it is 1.34/L... Craziness! They are completely out to lunch on pricing, so good when they price it low and criminal when they price it waaaaay over everyone else.. Trying to make a buck. Other than the gas pricing the place is good and the staff are very friendly when you go inside.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE This review is just for the touchless…read morecar wash - it's just OK - if you're needing a quick wash of very light grime (say, normal post-rain residue that's been there for a week or less) and don't want brushes on your car, this can do in a pinch. Otherwise, I would recommend another car wash place with brushes (if you're OK with that on your ride), as all Co-op locations use the same Laserwash touchless system that is mediocre in its results (and I've chosen the top-end Volcano wash every time). === 2. CAR WASH Good: - Only if you have very light grime on your car. - There are two high pressure sprayers at the entrance which you drive through that spray the lower body and wheels. - (Note: they are ineffective for grime on paneling, but they could be OK for the wheels - it's just that I've always used the brush and bucket outside the car wash first to scrub down the wheels.) - The moving head unit includes the dryer, so you don't have to "time" yourself when driving out the exit to get every second of drying time - you simply stay in your car for the entire wash and drive off when done. Not-So-Good: - There is only moving arm that sprays liquids of any sort and it seems to only do half the car each pass - is that partially why the wash is ineffective? - (Note: I've visited three other Co-op locations and they all do that.) - I have a four-door sedan and the drying time is never enough - there is always water left on my windshield and hood when the wash is done. === 3. SERVICE It's been professional at all Co-op locations (you need to pay inside first - slightly cheaper if you fill up your tank first - and then punch in a code when you get to the car wash). Never an issue with customer service; my concern has always been the quality of the car wash.

Super friendly attendant who scrubs car before you enter wash. Self service is also great and…read morecheap. Don't forget to vacuum all that dog hair out.

Do not go here if you want to be a valued customer. I went…read morehere today. I pulled into a self car wash stall. I went inside for change and $2.00 for an air freshener and $2.00 for a single vinyl wipe. I watched some guy walk by a couple of times. I went to my stall and saw him walk by again. I put the air freshener up and then wiped the divers side of my dash, just as I was going to the passenger side to finish, 3 mins. at most. This guy comes up and tells me I have to leave. I said why I am just finishing up. He tells me I have to leave the stall and pull aside to do my detailing. I said I am just doing this quick job then I am gonna be washing my car. He tells me if his machine isn't flowing water he isn't getting paid. I said I am just gonna finish this and wash my car. He says there are paying customers waiting for me to leave so to go. I am welcome to come back if I want to wash my car. I said but I will just be a minute. He then goes on about his pay. I say fine, but I am not moving ahead, I am leaving. To bad too because I go there a lot to care for my car. I also tell him there are many car washes in town and they may actually want me as a customer. So I left. He didn't want my $10.00-$12.00 it would cost me to wash my car not to mention once I was done washing my car I was gonna move to the vacuums to detail my car, so another $8.00 bucks there. From now on I will go to co op to wash my car, and every 9 I get the 10th free, so not only cheaper each wash but a free one to boot. I THINK THE WORSE PART WAS HE WAS BITCHING WITH OTHER SENIORS THAT WERE WAITING IN THEIR CARS FOR THE WASH. Nothing better then having employees with friends laughing at an unvalued customer. side note. turning around I had to drive past, and there wasn't anyone who was waiting for that stall it took almost 20 mins for someone else to finally come to the self serve.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE This review based on the car wash…read moreonly: it's OK. If you need a touchless car wash for very light grime on your ride, this could be it. See my review for Peninsula Co-op - I found that one a little better and even then, it wasn't great. If you can wait for a hand wash or an automated brush-based one, I would do that; otherwise this might do in a pinch. === 2. CAR WASH As mentioned, it's just OK, and I would recommend it for very light grime (e.g., a day or two after it rained and you had some light dirt on your car). This car wash dries your car at the very end and you need to drive through slowly to get the drying experience within a certain period of time. Don't back up in any way as it cancels the drying cycle completely for some reason! === 3. SERVICE The people working here are great - friendly and professional! While I found them steady traffic-wise, the wait wasn't too long to get their attention and all set for the wash.

Certainly these drive- in oil and filter companies don't replace a full mechanical or dealer shop…read morebut for routine oil changes the convenience is undeniably significant. Prices are competitive and as repeat business builds your car's service history with them. And as time goes by recommend extras will be addressed in due course, such as air filters, differential lube services, etc. I find it extremely funny that other reviewers post pejorative statements about ad-on sales being pushed on them. Excuse me, it's called vehicle maintenance for a reason. Yes, I've been know to postpone the odd recommendation until the next service visit because of budget, but really, it's in the vehicles best interest. Throw your car's VIN into a dealer on-line site calculator and you will get the recommended maintenance interval which should validate the needed scheduled service item. Probably in your manual too. Other than that, the staff at this EZ Lube are knowledgeable within their scope and I've only ever experienced friendliness and exemplary service. I'd say that at the end of the day however, this is a niche service and mechanical advice fits more into their business model narrative than exceptional automotive/mechanical knowledge. But. Even dealers overfill oil levels and over torque drain plugs and filters. These drive through businesses hire lads who work under vehicle all day long and at this location I've never had by three cars ever messed up. They even offer tire rotations as more maintenance items are added for your convenience. I once had to prove regular maintenance to a dealer for warranty work and the EZ Lube staff forwarded all my records promptly. Regardless it is up to a customer, male or female, to take responsibility to maintain regular, routine service and know your own vehicle's schedule. Yes you, the car owner. Then work with this excellent location to keep it up for the areas they can. Refuse add-on if you want and do some research. That may include injector cleaning too, whatever. I also get my wiper blades changed there and it's alway competitively priced with free install. I do leave CVT oil flushing and sealed transmission fluid changes to the dealers though and follow my owner's manual for mileage suggestions - though that can depend largely on car usage and driving habits. As great as the convenience is for drive-through routine oil changes, just remember they will never replace the dealer service department nor a local trusted mechanical shop.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE This review is based solely on the…read moreautomated car wash (not the self-serve car wash, gas service, or in-store service). If you're looking for a touches car wash: this could be the place! A Volcano Wash (basically, all of the fixings) is $17.99 and you don't have to worry about harsh/unclean brushes scratching up your ride. It's not perfect either, but our black car came out just fine, with bird droppings and excessive wheel dust all removed. The only thing I didn't know (it's me or the machine) is that when going through the dryer at the end, if one backs up a little - I saw 60 seconds left and wanted to dry more of the front of my car - it turns off the dryer immediately. Evidently, I should have kept moving forward :)

Hey, no recommended reviews for this Millstream Co-op? (I thought Positive P's review was just fine…read moreBTW) ... anyway, wow, where do they find these kids? The attendants here are ALWAYS extremely helpful, polite and thoughtful. Even when I pop in here for the most mundane things, I leave with a heartwarming story to tell! Thanks Millstream Co-op!

Hands free car wash does a good job but do something about the card reader. The instructions are…read morealmost obliterated. How about update with tap reader.

I have been going to this car wash for years and the car never comes out "clean" the card reader…read morehas always been temperamental this time wouldn't read card went to the other car wash it was cheaper, nicer and car came out clean.Tried to call to talk to attendent phone is out of order and the attitude of the attendent pretty much sealed it for me no more dirty car after paying twenty dollars.