Much appreciated that this gas station is open late and has very clean restrooms. Thank you!read more

I often stop here for a restroom break and a drink or snack. It is easy to get in and out of and…read morevery convenient being right off both highways. They have a good selection for a convenience store. The restrooms are always clean and in good repair. The gas pumps are often busy and the way they are set up could be a pain getting in and out of. On my last visit I got an iced tea. The lids were questionable for fit and as I was getting into my car popped off. This caused a nice spill. I went back in and the cashier let me refill my drink and more importantly, gave me some towels to clean up what I could in my car. She could have just directed me to napkins which would have been pretty useless so I appreciate her stepping up with the extra service. After cleaning what I could and returning the towels, I knew I would need to run to a car wash to clean my floor mat. I asked where a close one was and instead of just directing to one, the cashier asked which direction I was headed and directed me to the one that was on my way. All around great customer service. Not something you generally expect at a busy convenience store, but very much appreciated. Her service will make me skip other places even if it means waiting a little just so I can do business here.

What a great experience! I had my 88 year old uncle's car detailing in order to sell it…read more That car was in absolutely filthy condition. It was like a brand new car when it was ready to pick up. I live in KC and would honestly consider bringing my car here to be detailed. Damon provided the best customer service I've had in years.

These guys gave me a big old long list of what they claimed was wrong with my car. Half of the…read morestuff they said was not true. Never going back to them. All they want is your money for doing nothing basically.

I went in for a Vehicle Safety Inspection and was failed for a tiny rock chip (outside of my field…read moreof view) and a 3/8-inch separation on a windshield wiper. I got the feeling they were trying to bilk me out of the repair and parts replacement costs. I won't be back after this.

Great wash, not a streakin beacon. A lot of my ppl always use " 18 " and recommended it to me, but…read morethis is the first time I have had time to stop. They have a great crew that showed respect to my equipment and had fun working with each other. I now have their locations entered into my gps.

Got here again and the always doing great job my truck look better when I come here I leave happy…read morethank you for ever and work here.

This is hands down the best place to eat in Brookfield. Everytime I am in NCMO I have to make a…read morestop at the Prengers Lazer Wash. The appearance of the building isn't much but once you step inside you will be beyond surprised. My favorite item on the menu is the Quarter pound burger served with a side of onion rings and some French onion soap. The atmosphere was far from dry and the food left my taste buds soaking for more The best part is. It's a drive-up so you don't even have to get out of your car unless you prefer to order manually. The service is excellent and you rarely have to wait long for a stall but that's just because the town is so small. Eating here is fast, delicious, and just leaves you feeling clean unlike greasy burger joints. My only concern is that my drink was a little foamy. But still, if you are ever driving down US HWY 36 past Brookfield, Prengers Lazer Wash is the place to be. It will have you washing you had some more. I love PLW!!!

Prior to my last oil change, I probably would have rated this place with 4 out of 5 stars. Like…read moremost quick-time oil change shops, the mechanics here love to ask if you would like a new wiper blade set or air filter change. I was duped into getting a new cabin air filter (it was about time for it anyways according to my owners manual) plus, the mechanic had already taken it out to show me what it looked like before I even got a chance to refuse the service. After charging me more than $40 for a part that would only cost $18 for me to replace on my own, and changing my oil, I left the store and received a complimentary ticket for a car wash--a real perk for getting your oil changed there. Within the week, I travelled back to Saint Louis, my hometown, and I started to notice problems with my car. A very strange, very annoying whirring sound started coming from my air conditioning unit. In 99+ degree heat, my air conditioner also started failing in my 2007 Toyota Corolla. But because the changes were very subtle and would come in waves (for example the noise and air failure occurred every 20 minutes or so of driving and last anywhere from 1 minute to 3 minutes), I didn't think too much of it, even though I was concerned about how a 2007, and for that matter a Toyota, would have any problems so soon. A month later, I finally went and saw my family's go-to auto mechanic. When I explained what was the problem and we both questioned if my problem was a real problem or not, he removed my glove compartment, unscrewed a few parts and removed the remnant pieces of a cabin air filter--THE SAME AIR FILTER THAT ICE HOUSE INSISTED THAT I INSTALL. The ICE HOUSE mechanic had shoddily installed the filter and it had fallen and was being chewed up by my air conditioner fan**. The plastic and metal pieces had nearly destroyed my system. I had to spend more than a few hundred dollars to get it fixed. So, the lesson learned from this debacle is to resist the urge to get something fixed or replaced by money hungry auto service mechanics who are trained to get you in and out as fast they can rather than being trained to actually service your car properly. What should have cost me around $30 to replace including labor ended up nearly destroying my air conditioning system and several hundreds of dollars to fix. **I want to point out that the installed air filter ICE HOUSE had put in must have fallen out of place or whatever within the first week that I had it installed. How on earth can you mess something that simple up, ICE HOUSE???

$9 wash and dry, did a fairly decent job. Pre-soak, water, soap, rain-ex, spot free rinse and…read more quick dry with 3 extractor vacuums. No cloths used, just water jets. I requested receipt using credit card and no receipt printed. Also said press number 7 key and would provide a cents off on gas. Again, nothing. I get a cloth wash in KC for $8 and better dry extractor. Max is $10 wash, least is $7 wash only.