I was in the area to get some shopping done at Costco and Walt Churchill's. I needed to find a car…read morewash to get all the salt / chemical residue off my vehicle, so I turned to the trusty Yelp! for car wash suggestions in the area. One of the highest rated was Ultra Carwash, and it was close by. I liked the fact, Ultra Carwash was not on the main drag, nor was it at a busy intersection creating havoc. The quality overall, was a decent car wash and the vehicle looked good once we got through to the other end. I was hoping they had hand drying like some of the other car washes in the area. Price was a bit higher than some of the others with hand drying. Pros and cons in all we do in life, huh? If I happen to be in the area again and my vehicle needs a scrub down, I will be returning to Ultra Carwash.

I have been here a few times. Quietly nestled away from Dixie Hwy on Eckle Junction Rd they offer a…read moretouchless automatic wash that is one of the best in this area. They also have a monthly membership plan which I would totally take advantage of if I lived closer!

This place makes getting your car washed fun love the extra amenities.. being able to use products…read moretoo wash the inside of your car and the outside was very helpful

Daejan was very kind patient and thoughtful. Good location. It's nice that's there is an air hose…read morenext to the vacuums so you can air dry anything you'd like in addition to the complementary micro fiber towels. Pleasant experience. Free Drying air hose Vacuum Micro fiber towels Mat cleaners

very excellent quality service, have been going there for years! Great value at a great price.read more

Great service, I have been coming here for several years & I come here every time I am in town.read more

I was disappointed with my experience at this location. I paid the one-time $4 fee for the towel…read moreprogram, which is supposed to provide a towel to dry off your vehicle after a wash. When I went inside to get a towel, there weren't any available. I asked an employee, and instead of giving me one, I was told it was their policy that you're supposed to keep your towel and exchange it for a clean one each time you visit. The problem is that when I signed up for the towel program, no one ever explained that policy to me. To make it even more confusing, every other location I've visited has clean and dirty towel bins where customers simply grab a clean towel and return the used one. Because of that, I had no reason to think I was supposed to keep my original towel. The only solution I was offered was to drive back to the original location where I purchased my membership to get a towel. Since that wasn't practical, I left without being able to dry off my car, even though I had already paid for the towel program. If this location has a different policy, customers should be informed when they sign up. Better yet, all locations should follow the same process so members know what to expect. I paid for a service that I wasn't able to use, and the lack of consistency and communication made for a frustrating experience.

Very friendly staff, When i wash my truck at this location the wash seems to get my truck…read morespotless. love that the vacuums are included with the wash. I am a member because of the value of the unlimited washes where you can wash more than once a day

When I was thinking about the review I was going to write for the Village Auto Spa, I was trying to…read morethink of things that I they could do better. This is just your average car wash, but every time I have gone to see them, they have done an excellent job. When you drive into the location and veer towards the car wash, you are politely greeted by one of the attendants. You tell them what you want, and that's about it. If you are like me, and do a lot of highway driving, then you probably have bugs on the front of your car. Each time I go I asked them to use the pressure wash on the front of my car to try and get some of those bugs off, and it usually works. After you are done with your wash, you drive your car around toward the exit where you are greeted by someone who will dry your car. Now, I know we have all been there where you are not sure if you should tip, how much you should tip, how you're going to be if you are "that guy". Well, the Village Auto Spot does not allow for tipping so you don't have to worry about that awkward moment. Next to the spot where you get your car dried there is a two car garage where you can get extra services. I have never used any of their services as I usually wax my own car, but when I have a peek inside it always looks very nice in there. Also, while you are waiting for your car you can go and wait in their lobby... or so it seems. Either that, or there are just random people standing in their lobby looking over at the detailing spot. As a side note, if you go before 10 AM you can get a dollar off. Five dollars for their basic wash is a pretty good deal!

They do a decent job. Wish the would wash rims before going into carwash. No interior work.read more

Although they don't have a touch less automatic car wash, I went with the individual bays. I was…read morepleased that the water was warm coming out because I stopped by during the cold months (December) and having he warming water is a must for get things clean. The coin machine seems like it is fairly updated unlike most car wash locations. The system allows you to buy preloaded cards, which is pretty cool. Overall, it seems like the location is kept up fairly well and offers a good value.

my terrain rear still salty. hood has dirt on it. NOT nearly worth the $20 ! wish I could could…read morepost the dirty pictures. 2/8/26

They are fine. They don't do a terrible job, but they don't do a GREAT job, either…read more Whenever I take my car in, I usually opt for the full service that includes inside vacuuming. And they actually do a good job with it. It's always the exterior wash that they always leave spots off. Most of the car will be washed mechanically, so if you're going to finish things off by hand, I would think they'd know to get in the hard-to-get spots like around the wiper base, or under the caves around the plates. But they never do. Despite doing a good job with vacuuming though, they again, always seem to leave many spots off inside, too. They generally focus on very visible areas and lack details on not so visible areas. Didn't help that they've slowly been raising prices, too. When it was slightly cheaper, I was more inclined to let things go, but now it's starting to get to me...