My front car plate was ripped off affer my first car wash there... front of car was still quite…read moremuddy, so not sure about this place

Seems that the rinse and especially the "spot free rinse" have a great deal of soap in them. Maybe…read moresomething else? They leave gray streaks all over the car, especially glass. This is both in the DIY AND automated bays. Automated does little for the lower doors and rocker panels. No change from driving in. And never gets under the rear spoiler on my SUV. And, to top it off the free auto mat cleaner was broken. I emailed the company on all issues and they did not respond. Expected some reply to acknowledge customer issues. Radio Silence. A shame. Convenient to my route for errands and I like a clean car. Never get one here. UPDATE: Just had a good call from Scrubadub management. Explained Shrewsbury has very bad water they also have a water circulation issue they are trying to fix right now. Both contribute to the poor quality wash I experienced. Will meet me, refund, comp some future washes. Great customer service so raised my rating. Will see how future washes go and consider reviewing again.

Fast great job it was closed Some permanently some…read morereconstruction Had to find a good car wash in worcester

Just about every time that I wash my car any Earnie's Car Wash, it gets pelted with tar balls from…read morethe recycled water. (This has been happening for almost a year.) When trying to remove them, they turn into long greasy streaks. We then have to use a solvent to take the streaks offf, which removes the car wax that we went to the carwash to have applied in the first place. We have repeatedly complained to the managers. If they even acknowledge the problem, they seem incapable of finding a solution. Hey Ernie, we really shouldn't have to take our car to an auto-detailer to get tarballs removed from the paint after going to your car wash! Ernie's apparently just don't give two hoots.

Excellent and friendly service! I have an F150 pickup truck that gets parked under the tree…read morecovering my driveway. He took the time to really prewash it! Truck looks great and it was well worth the money. Get the top shelf wash and you can put the tip on your credit card too.

Had great 1st time experience. Great job by Marlon facilitating my 2004 car's 1st wash in like 2…read moreyears! See you guys again soon. I've missed having cigar break going through car wash. #simplethings

I've used Fitzy's touchless car wash many times, and overall I've been very satisfied with the…read moreresults. One of the biggest advantages for me is that they offer a touchless option--many car washes don't. For Tesla owners, that's a significant benefit, as Tesla car wash mode is a PIA! Traditional conveyor-style tunnel washes can be a hassle with a Tesla because you need to activate Car Wash Mode before driving onto the conveyor belt: 1. Put the Model 3 in Park. 2. On the touchscreen, select: Controls -- Service -- Car Wash Mode. 3. While keeping your foot on the brake, select Enable Free Roll. 4. Once Free Roll is engaged, release the brake. 5. And do these quickly while it's your turn! I've only used a traditional conveyor wash with my Tesla once, and that was enough. I struggled to get the car into Free Roll quickly enough, and the staff had to stop the conveyor until I did. That's why I prefer Fitzy's touchless wash. I simply park the car, and the equipment does the rest--no rushing, no stress, and no worries about getting into Free Roll at the right moment. The dryers could be a bit more effective, but Fitzy's provides towel stations so you can quickly dry any remaining water spots before leaving. I've also used Fitzy's traditional conveyor wash with other vehicles, and it works well. Overall, I can comfortably recommend both options, with the touchless wash being my first choice for Tesla owners.

Be cautious using their drive-through service as one of their machines dented the top right of my…read morecar. One of those bars came down hard and I heard it pop. I inspected it after and saw the dent, alerted the young man who worked there. He was very apologetic and acknowledged the situation, but said he just worked there and couldn't do anything. He gave me a number to call. However, I called and it went to a fax machine. I found the number online and it was the same number. The damage isn't severe, but was enough to make me upset. I usually use the self serve and the touchless service, which are far safer. If I do decide to return, I'll use those options and avoid the popular drive through machines. Cheers!

Stopped in this car wash to check it out since they offer touch free 24hr car wash. Pretty solid…read more The equipment is a bit out dated but it is a good bang for the buck. Highest tier DELUXE car wash was $14 which includes an under-carriage wash. My only peeve is once wash is complete, you have to drive through the dryer manually rather then a laser dryer going around the car. But for $14, I can't complain. Good thing about it is they offer 1 minute drying. Overall good experience here so far.

I LOVE Premiere Car wash. ONLY The water and soap touch the car. Doesn't take long at all. No…read moreTracks. I use Premiere all the time.

Absolutely horrible. After $24, my car is still dirty, has fingerprints, hardly any change from…read morebefore I drove through. Super disappointing and very expensive for such a garbage job. Hoping there's some way to get a response from management as I'd love a refund! Don't waste your time or money!

About the best touchless car wash around. A bit pricey at $20 for a basic wash and dry. Wish they…read morehad a discount program or book of coupon!

Time to look elsewhere. Definitely not worth the money. I also noticed the different liquids just…read morego down the windshield in separate rivulets.

This car wash is located in the back of a small commercial building which includes a Subway. It…read morelooks a little dated both inside and out, but does an adequate job washing my car. There are other options in the area, including a touch-less car wash, and a few miles away, a more robust Scrub a Dub and Fitzy's. One negative is the dryer at the end of the wash. It's an old style with small rollers, that roll over the top of the car. Newer car washes don't use this, and many car washes today focus on never touching the car. That said, it's convenient, gets the job done and I would return as needed if in the area.