We watched the old car wash being remodeled all winter with so much excitement. Wow. I'm officially…read more"excited over the local car wash remodel" years old. Cool. Well, my car got pretty grimey as I waited, but it's been well worth the wait. The membership prices are extremely reasonable, costing around the price that 2 washes would cost you. I love that the vacuums are available on both sides of the car, as well as clean rags, window cleaner, and air for the nooks and crannies. My girls absolutely love to help with cleaning out the inside of my car, and that's great because 95% of the mess is from them. Welcome to Camby, Wash N Roll. So thrilled to have you here.

I went to the car wash yesterday. Last week I spilled a little coffee down my door when I was…read moretrying to get in. So I go to the car wash. It's the typical thing where you have to select your wash on the screen, swipe your card and boom you've got a car wash. 1 minute process. Well this car wash had this attendant. Nothing against him being hugely fat but he was. I mean bad obese. And I have a serious problem with my patience. So he slowly comes over to help me with something I didn't need help for. I didn't quite know what he was saying but I knew he was trying to sell me a subscription. He's bouncing all around the subject. I specifically told him more than once I did not want a subscription. It annoys me that I have to repeat myself more than twice. Then he says let me go over here and check on something or the other. I'm like fuck this guy, I select my wash and go to swipe my card. He's like "hold on hold on hold on" and slowly waddles back over. I almost told him to fuck off right then and there but I was in a good mood. "There's no need for you to lean out of your car" and he proceeds to take my debit card out of my hand... that's what really pissed me off, and he swiped my card 'for me'. I go though the car wash and it still didn't clean my truck or get the coffee off the door.

Great job I was extremely happy, service was excellent…read more Truck looked like new dog hair was gone We will definitely use their service again and recommend them to others

Recently had an issue with dog hair in the entire insides of my truck so i went looking for a…read moredetailing shop close, Stanton's was in Camby but recently moved to Mooresville. Now located on Bridge street i found them very easy to work with and they got me right in the next day at 9:30 with pick up at 5:00 pm. The truck interior looks brand new and they completely cleaned it from head to toe... excellent job! I will be going back and will make sure to take my wife's van also.

Meet with these guys recently and they were very cordial with a great selection of products and…read moreservices.

Terrible service! Sold me a car that had cost me over $1,000 to fix. DO NOT BUY FROM HERE!!!!read more

One of two Touchless washes had the doors closed. I went to the other bay, paid $12 for a basic…read morewash and pulled in. The wash unit sprayed soap on about half of my vehicle and went backed to its original position and told me to pull out. I am unable to find a phone number to call to get my money back. I guess I will have to challenge the charge with my credit card company.

Used their automatic wash. Truck did not come clean at all. The owner was there and would not…read morerefund my money. He sent me throughout their other machine with a double soap. No difference, and he left while I was in the wash. They do not care about their customer at all. Do not give them your money!!!

This is one of the few touchless automatic car washes in the Indy metro area. As such, there was…read morea long line (4 vehicles) ahead of me in line. That may not seem too bad, but each wash cycle takes about 5 minutes (or longer depending on what type of wash is purchased). The whole process is self-service so you never interact with an attendant (unless you have an issue with the payment kiosk in which case you can wave down one of the employees to help you). A basic wash and dry is $13. Tip: Download the UWash app and register your phone number to get a free basic wash. When you pull up to the kiosk, you choose your car wash a d pay using a credit card, cash, or scan a QR code (if you have the UWash app). The green up arrow tells you when to pull forward into the wash bay. A red X tells you when to stop. If you pull up too far, a green down arrow tells you to back up. I had the basic wash and dry (because it was my 1st time here and I had the app) so it took about 5 minutes total. 4 minutes of rinse, soap, and wash. The last 1 minute is the dry cycle (you drive slowly through the dryers as you are pulling out of the bay). There's a timer that tells you how long the dry cycle is so you can figure out how slowly to drive out to get your whole vehicle dry from front to back. It was night so I couldn't really tell how good a job the basic wash did, but it seemed alright when I looked at my car when I got home. I just wanted to get the road salt off (there was a big winter storm a few days ago) and it did a great job of that. I would have tried some of the more expensive car wash cycles if I didn't have that free wash at the time. The deluxe $19 wash has a bunch of goodies like under underbody wash (as you enter the bay), clear coat protection, ceramic wax, etc.

Not too bad I'll have to say. Usually touchless car washes leave all the salt residue on your car…read more I was surprised. The car wash building itself looked kind of ghetto, but I was very happy with the wash. I will definitely go back.

This may be my new favorite gas station! (Who knew that such a thing existed.) I was avoiding the…read moreconstruction on SR 67 and passed through town and realized I needed gas. Other stations looked difficult to get in and out of for the direction I was going, and then this place appeared. Located just east of downtown Mooresville along Main Street, this dual entrance station has the entrances far enough apart that it makes for easy transitions to the highway. Here, Main Street has only limited traffic so I don't have to worry about backed up traffic or waiting for lights to change like I do at corner stations. The multiple bay area is also sheltered all the way to the convenience store/cashier so you don't have to be rained on. The pumps are modern and give you the payment options before fueling. They also have disposable gloves AND hand sanitizers (stocked!) for convenience too! Never saw either of those at my regular stations. Inside, the restrooms were clean and directly to the right of the doors so you don't have to wander though the aisles or passed people waiting at the cashiers unless you want to make a purchase. They do have a coffee station, a hot meal station (hot dogs, etc), and even some refrigerated sandwiches in addition to the rows of packaged snacks. Outside, they sell ricks of firewood, window washing fluid, and have a pay per use vacuum for your car interior on the east end of the lot. Overall, I had a really great impression of this station and will be sure to keep it in mind for my next fill up. Review #3460

Booked an appointment but they never bothered to communicate. If you're running late, that's fine…read more Just say so. It's not that difficult.

Fowler's attention to detail surpassed my expectations. I spilled chicken juice in my car and when…read morethey were done, my looked and smell brand new. It was worth the wait and money. I will spread the word about their detailing service. Thank you so much.

I don't think this place actually uses car wash soap. The automated machine definitely sprayed my…read morevehicle and suds were formed, but after finishing the cycle (and driving through the very short air drying cycle), there were water spots everywhere. I will definitely not be returning to this place. Bubbleland in Plainfield has a much better touchless carwash. I paid for the deluxe wash ($20) which was supposed to have a wax cycle, but I am sure that there was none. The regular wash is $12 and I think that's what I actually received.